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(b.Maggie O'Farrell was born in Northern Ireland in 1972. Her debut novel, After You'd Gone, was published to international acclaim, and won a Betty Trask Award.
Genres: Literary Fiction, Historical, Children's Fiction
Novels
After You'd Gone (2000)
My Lover's Lover (2002)
The Distance Between Us (2004)
The Vanishing Act of Esme Lennox (2006)
The Hand That First Held Mine (2010)
Instructions for a Heatwave (2013)
This Must Be the Place (2016)
Hamnet (2020)
aka Hamnet & Judith
The Marriage Portrait (2022)
My Lover's Lover (2002)
The Distance Between Us (2004)
The Vanishing Act of Esme Lennox (2006)
The Hand That First Held Mine (2010)
Instructions for a Heatwave (2013)
This Must Be the Place (2016)
Hamnet (2020)
aka Hamnet & Judith
The Marriage Portrait (2022)
Omnibus
The Best Contemporary Women's Fiction (2010) (with Elizabeth Benedict, Jenna Blum, Molly Gloss, Nicole Mones and Ann Patchett)
After You'd Gone / The Distance Between Us / The Hand That First Held Mine / The Vanishing Act of Esme Lennox (2022)
After You'd Gone / The Distance Between Us / The Hand That First Held Mine / The Vanishing Act of Esme Lennox (2022)
Chapter Books
Non fiction
Awards
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Maggie O'Farrell recommends
Summertime (2001)
Raffaella Barker
"I love [Raffaella Barker's] books - so funny and acerbic; a very good thing in a woman."
The Pursuit of Alice Thrift (2003)
Elinor Lipman
"Hilarious. Imagine, if you can, a cross between Philip Roth and Melissa Bank."
Ghost Wall (2018)
Sarah Moss
"I love this book. Ghost Wall require you to put your life on hold while you finish it."
Lanny (2019)
Max Porter
"It's hard to express how much I loved Lanny. Books this good don't come along very often. It's a novel like no other, an exhilarating, disquieting, joyous read. It will reach into your chest and take hold of your heart. Every page is a joy. It's a novel to press into the hands of everyone you know and say, read this."
Lean Fall Stand (2021)
Jon McGregor
"Lean Fall Stand is a spectacular book. So moving and delicate and terrifying and haunting; such a skillful evocation of our fragility and strength. It does what Jon McGregor does so well: examine the widening ripples of a single event. I read it again, as soon as I'd finished."
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