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Irish author (born 1965)

Colum McCann (born 1964 or 1965) is an Irish writer of literary fiction.

Be careful of labels.

Be careful of labels.

As a writer, I sometimes worry so much about pleasing the marketplace that I become afraid to try new things and lose faith in that little voice that is my muse.

Writing advice from one of modern literature's most acclaimed authors, Colum McCann, taken from Letters To A Young Writer: Some Practical and Philosophical.

Colum McCann is an Irish writer, born in Dublin, who has achieved international recognition for his previous work: In 2003 he was named Esquire magazine's.

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He was born in Dublin, Ireland, and now^[when?] lives in New York. He is known as an international writer who believes in the "democracy of storytelling." He has won numerous awards, including the U.S.

National Book Award and the International Dublin Literary Award, and his work has been published in over 40 languages as well as being published in many American and international publications. He also is the co-founder and president of Narrative 4, an international empathy education nonprofit.

McCann is the author of seven novels, including Apeirogon (2020), TransAtlantic (2013) and the National Book Award-winning Let the Great World Spin (2009). He has also written three collections of short stories, including Thirteen Ways of Looking, released in October 2015.^[1] His next book, American Mother, released March 2024 and tells th