Mary Morrissy
UMary Morrissy (owazalwa nge-25 kaJanuwari 1957) ngumbhali wenoveli waseIreland kunye nombhali webali elifutshane. Ubhala kubugcisa, intsomi kunye nembali. UMorrissy lilungu elikhethiweyo le- Aosdána, i-academy yase-Ireland yamagcisa kunye nababhali.
Ubomi
[tshintsha | Yenza izilungiso kokubhaliweyo]UMorrissy wazalelwa eDublin. Umntu ophumelele kwiKholeji yaseRathmines kunye neTekhnoloji yeYunivesithi yaseDublin, ufundise ukubhala ngobuchule e-Ireland nase-United States of America, ngokukodwa kwiYunivesithi yaseDublin, kwiKholeji yaseTrinity eDublin, kwiYunivesithi yase-Iowa, nakwiYunivesithi yaseCork . [1] UMorrissy uqeqeshelwe ukuba yintatheli kwaye usebenze njengentatheli/umbhali/umhleli/umhleli ongaphantsi kweentsuku ezintathu zelizwe laseIreland. Ukwangumgxeki oye waphonononga iintsomi zeThe Irish Times, iPosi yoShishino lwangeCawa, kunye noPhononongo lweencwadi zaseDublin . [1]
Kupapasho lwengqokelela yakhe yokuqala yamabali amafutshane, A Lazy Eye, (1993) uCandice Rodd wabhala kwiThe Independent : “UMorrissy akalogqirha wengqondo; zizele bubomi be-microbial kunye namandla angaqondakaliyo, aguqukayo. " [2] IThe New York Times ichaze le ngqokelela “njengengqokelela yamabali abhalwe ngobuchule neyothusayo”. [3]
UMorrissy wayengumfo kwiThala leeNcwadi loLuntu laseNew York ngo-2005-6, apho wayephanda ngobomi bukaDade kaSean O'Casey, uBella, eyapapashwa emva koko njengoKunyuka kukaBella Casey ngo-2013. [4] [5] UAlfred Hickling uphonononge inoveli ekwiThe Guardian : “UMorrissy uhlaziya ibali likaBella ngeliso elichazayo ngeenkcukacha ezingahambelaniyo. Ipiyano ethe tye eshiywe esitratweni ngexesha lokunyuka kwe-Ista ivula i-portal kumaxesha atyebileyo; Ngelixa amandla akhe ngokuchasene nentlupheko kunye neempembelelo zamadoda angenasimilo naxhaphazayo ebeka ithempleyithi yamaqhawekazi emidlalo yomninawa wakhe: 'Abalinganiswa abasele bezelwe kwaye besele belungile, bezulazula kumagumbi abo angenangqondo befuna umbhali. " [6]
Kwi-2008-9 Morrissy wabamba isikhundla sikaJenny McKean Moore Umbhali-kwindawo yokuhlala kwiYunivesithi yaseGeorge Washington . [7]
Kwi-2015, uMorrissy waqeshwa njengoMhlohli kwi-Creative Writing kwi-University College Cork. [8]
UMorrissy upapashe "inoveli eqhumayo" [9] -ingqokelela edibeneyo yamabali amafutshane ngo-2016. [10] Ephonononga incwadi ethi The Guardian, uClaire Kilroy wabhala: “ Prosperity Drive yincwadi ethetha ngesini nokufa. Abadlali baphambili - 'i-roll call yabonakeleyo nabalahlekileyo' - badibana bobabini kodwa abakwazi ukuyiphatha. Uvelwano, ukukhawuleza, uburharha kunye nobumnandi apho uMorrissy abonisa iingxaki zabo zikhokelela kumzuzu wobunzulu. ” [9]
Ngoku uMorrissy usebenza njengomqeqeshi wokubhala, enika iingcebiso zobuchule bomntu omnye, ukuhlela kunye neenkonzo zovavanyo kubabhali. [1]
Amabhaso
[tshintsha | Yenza izilungiso kokubhaliweyo]- 1984: Hennessy Literary Award [11]
- 1995: Ibhaso leSiseko seLannan [12]
- Ngo-2015: Linyulwe ilungu le- Aosdána [13]
Iyasebenza
[tshintsha | Yenza izilungiso kokubhaliweyo]Iinoveli
[tshintsha | Yenza izilungiso kokubhaliweyo]- Umama kaPearl, uJonathan Cape/Vintage/Scribner, 1996,
- I-Pretender, Jonathan Cape/Vintage, 2000, [14]
- Ukunyuka kukaBella Casey, uBrandon, ngo-2013, [15]
Amabali amafutshane
[tshintsha | Yenza izilungiso kokubhaliweyo]- Iliso eliLazy, Jonathan Cape/Vintage/Scribner, 1993,
- Prosperity Drive, Jonathan Cape, 2016, [16]
Iminikelo
[tshintsha | Yenza izilungiso kokubhaliweyo]- Amabali amatsha amafutshane eIrish, ed. UJoseph O'Connor, uFaber noFaber, ngo-2011,
- Intelekelelo kwiKlasi: Ukufundisa kunye nokufunda ukuBhala ngoBuchule eIreland, ed. Anne Fogarty, iiNkundla ezine, 2013,
- Dubliners 100, ed. UThomas Morris, uTramp, ngo-2014,
- USurge, uBhalo olutsha lwaseIreland, O'Brien, 2014,
- Kulo lonke elaseIreland, ed. Deirdre Madden, Faber & Faber, 2015,
- Indlu Edlamkileyo: UBhalo lwase-Irish kunye neNdawo yasekhaya, ed. ULucy McDiarmid, iiNkundla ezine, ngo-2017,
- Ingozi kunye nozuko: Ababhali baseIreland kuBugcisa bokubhala, ed. Hedwig Schwall, Arlen House, 2019,
- Umculo wento eyenzekayo, ed. UTanya Ferrelly, iiNcwadi zeSiqithi esitsha, ngo-2020,
- UbuGcisa bokuJonga, ed. USinéad Gleeson, iNtloko kaZeus, ngo-2020,
Iimbekiselo
[tshintsha | Yenza izilungiso kokubhaliweyo]- ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 Morrissy, Mary (2012-05-18) "About" mary morrissy (in English) retrieved 2021-02-17 Unknown parameter
|url-status=ignored (help) - ↑ Rodd, Candice (23 October 1993) "Written on the body: 'A Lazy Eye' - Mary Morrissy" The Independent retrieved 17 May 2021
- ↑ McGrath, Patrick (11 August 1996) "Marked Women" The New York Times retrieved 19 May 2021
- ↑ "Fellows and Their Topics for the Year 2005-2006" nypl.org 7 February 2005 retrieved 24 April 2021
- ↑ Mahony, Christina Hunt "Sister in the shadows" The Irish Times retrieved 2021-05-20
- ↑ Hickling, Alfred (4 October 2013) "The Rising of Bella Casey by Mary Morrissy – review" The Guardian retrieved 17 May 2021
- ↑ "The Jenny Mckean Moore Writer In Washington" gwu.edu 10 January 2017 retrieved 24 April 2021
- ↑ "Mary Morrissy, University College Cork" creative writing ucc 10 May 2015 archived from the original on 7 February 2016 retrieved 24 April 2016
- ↑ 9.0 9.1 Kilroy, Claire (9 April 2016) "Prosperity Drive by Mary Morrissy review – a Dublin street of lost souls" The Guardian retrieved 17 May 2021
- ↑ Ní Dhuibhne, Éilís (13 February 2016) "Prosperity Drive by Mary Morrissy review: clear-eyed, compassionate, comic" The Irish Times retrieved 2022-02-01
- ↑ The Irish Times (2015-01-24) "New Irish Writing – Hennessy Literary Awards: Winners through the decades" The Irish Times (in English) retrieved 2021-02-17 Unknown parameter
|url-status=ignored (help) - ↑ "Mary Morrissy, Lannan" lannan.org 10 November 2001 retrieved 22 April 2021
- ↑ "Aosdána elects 11 new members at its General Assembly" artscouncil.ie 6 March 2015 retrieved 22 April 2021
- ↑ Guardian Staff (12 February 2000) "The girl who wasn't there" The Guardian retrieved 2021-05-20
- ↑ "Book review: The Rising of Bella Casey - Mary Morrissy" independent retrieved 2021-05-20
- ↑ Reviewed: Prosperity Drive by Mary Morrissy 1 March 2017