Lisa McInerney, recently longlisted for the Baileys Women Prize for Fiction, sat down last week at the Irish Writers Centre in Dublin’s Parnell Square with Martin Doyle, assistant literary editor of The Irish Times, to discuss her acclaimed debut novel, The Glorious Heresies, and read an extract from her work, before answering questions from audience members.
In a wide-ranging interview she discusses Cork, class, blogging, trilogies and religion, and her precocious childhood masterpiece, Tundercloud.
The Glorious Heresies is published by John Murray
