John Irving


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United States writer of darkly humorous novels (born in 1942)

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John Irving, Business development director Newcastle airport and Robin Kiely, Head of communications at Ryanair
These memories are both comic and tragic, as one would expect from a John Irving novel.
My favourite writers are Maggie O'Farrell, John Irving and Sarah Waters.
Leading American novelist John Irving blew into town in January 2011 and the Inquirer gals went gaga over him.
Born today Mikhail Gorbachev, former Soviet Union president, 82; Tom Wolfe, novelist, 82; John Irving, novelist, 71; Lou Reed, rock musician, 71; JPR Williams, former rugby player, 64, right; John Altman, actor, 61; Ian Woosnam, golfer, 55; Jon Bon Jovi, actor/rock singer, 51.
Other men on the list include cellist Yo Yo Ma, author John Irving and paleontologist Paul Sereno.
BEN MAJOR In One Person by John Irving, Doubleday, pounds 18.99 IN A provocative exploration of unconventional desire and identity, Irving constructs an intimate portrait of his bisexual protagonist, Billy Abbott.
After five penalties, it was level and then John Irving rammed home the ball for Bala before Legg smashed his against the bar.
LAST NIGHT IN TWISTED RIVER by John Irving (Bloomsbury, pounds 20) VETERAN US writer John Irving is a stickler for meticulous detail, and he makes his readers work hard from the outset of his latest tome as he paints an elaborate portrait of Coos County, New Hampshire, and its hapless inhabitants.
Among the figures portrayed are Wilde, Sir John Irving, Rudyard Kipling, Caroline Blanche, Robert Browning, Tennyson, and James McNeill Whistler.
It led to John Irving, 52, being blacklisted and refused credit.