John Banville

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John Banville is an acclaimed Irish novelist and screenwriter renowned for his stylistically rich, intellectually intricate fiction, including works such as "The Sea" and the Quirke crime series written under the pen name Benjamin Black.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Irish writer
human
novelist
screenwriter
activePeriod 21st century
late 20th century
awardReceived Booker Prize NERFINISHED
Irish PEN Award for Literature NERFINISHED
James Tait Black Memorial Prize NERFINISHED
Kafka Prize NERFINISHED
birthName William John Banville NERFINISHED
countryOfCitizenship Ireland
createdCharacter Quirke NERFINISHED
dateOfBirth 1945-12-08
employer The Irish Times NERFINISHED
familyName Banville NERFINISHED
genre crime fiction
historical fiction
literary fiction
givenName William
languageOfWorkOrName English
name John Banville NERFINISHED
nationality Irish
notableWork Ancient Light NERFINISHED
Doctor Copernicus NERFINISHED
Kepler NERFINISHED
Mefisto NERFINISHED
Quirke series NERFINISHED
Shroud NERFINISHED
The Book of Evidence NERFINISHED
The Infinities NERFINISHED
The Newton Letter NERFINISHED
The Sea NERFINISHED
The Untouchable NERFINISHED
occupation journalist
literary critic
novelist
screenwriter
penName Benjamin Black NERFINISHED
placeOfBirth Wexford, County Wexford, Ireland NERFINISHED
positionHeld literary editor at The Irish Times
residence Dublin, Ireland NERFINISHED
styleCharacteristic highly stylized prose
intellectually intricate narratives
usesPenName Benjamin Black NERFINISHED
writesUnderNameFor Benjamin Black, crime novels
wroteScreenplayFor The Sea (film adaptation) NERFINISHED

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