ANNE ENRIGHT ON AN ALTERED IRELAND
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“I don’t know if Ireland is the same any more,” says Booker Prize winner and former Laureate for Irish Fiction Anne Enright.
Previously hidden things have become “knowable, newly sayable” in the last 30 years and this has contributed to an altered Ireland.
Funded by the Arts Council, supported by Dublin UNESCO City of Literature and the Museum of Literature Ireland. Produced and presented by Martina Devlin.
More on Actress: https://www.penguin.co.uk/authors/1009089/anne-enright.html
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