Brian Moore

"England must rule us, directly, totally," writes a former Ulsterman, who sees firm rule from London as the only hope for peace in tortured Northern Ireland.  

A native of Belfast, Ireland , BRIAN MOORE is now living on Long Island and using his Guggenheim to work on his third novel. His first book, THE LONELY PASSION OF JUDITH HEARNE, was chosen by the New York TIMES as one of the ten outstanding novels of 1956. His second, THE FEAST OF LUPERCAL, was equally well received by the critics.

A native of Belfast, Ireland, who now lives in Montreal, BRIAN MOORE is a most promising and powerful young novelist.His first book, THE LONELY PASSION OF JUDITH HEARNE, was chosen by the New York TIMES as one of the ten outstanding novels of 1956. His second, THE FEAST OF LUPERCAL,was equally well received, and he is now at work on his third.

A native of Belfast, Ireland, BRIAN MOOREis now a Canadian citizen living in Montreal and devoting full time to his writing. His first novel, THE LONELY PASSION OF JUDITH HEARNE,is currently being made info a Broadway play; his second, THE FEAST OF LUPERCAL,was published last spring.

A native of Belfast, Ireland. BRAIN MOORIE: emigrated to Canada, where his first job was that of a clerk in a bush camp in northern Ontario. From there he went to Montreal, where he took on proofreading for The Gazette and in time graduated to reporter and rewrite man. He now is a Canadian citizen living in Montreal and is devoting fall time to his writing. Mr. Moore‘s first novel, The Lonely Passion of Judith Hearne, was published last year under the Atlantic-Little, Brown imprint, and his second will appear shortly.