"Fifty years after leaving County Clare for London, the doyenne of Irish fiction Edna O'Brien is still preoccupied with the land of her birth. Starting with her sensational 1960 debut, The Country Girls, her novels about sex and religion quickly brought fame and notoriety. On the eve of a new short-story collection, she talks about love, exile – and why, at 80, she's still a party girl"
Saturday, February 05, 2011
Edna O'Brien: 'A writer's imaginative life commences in childhood'
Someone please explain how she can look so fabulous at 80.
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