John Boyne
John Boyne is a renowned Irish author best known for his novel The Boy in the Striped Pyjamas, which has been adapted into a feature film, highlighting his impactful narratives.
Born on Apr 30, 1971 (54 years old)
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Ireland:
John Boyne reviewed Flesh for The Irish Times.
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Norway:
John Boyne's children's novel 'The Boy in the Striped Pajamas' cannot be read as a textbook.
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Portugal:
John Boyne was awarded the Femina for Best Foreign Novel for The Elements.
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Ireland:
John Boyne, the author of a novel called Echo Chamber, faced controversy regarding an award from the UCD Literary & Historical Society.
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Ireland:
The current L&H has rescinded its decision to award author John Boyne its Joyce medal because of what many regard as his offensive views on transgender issues.
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Ireland:
John Boyne has accused University College Dublin’s Literary and Historical Society of 'cowardice' following its decision to withdraw an honour it planned to bestow on him.
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Ireland:
The Polari Prize for LGBTQ writers was cancelled following controversy over the shortlisting of gender-critical author John Boyne.
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United Kingdom:
John Boyne wrote in support of Harry Potter author JK Rowling in a newspaper article last month.
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Ireland:
John Boyne is an Irish author who faced backlash over his gender-critical views and the nomination of his book for the Polari Prize.
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France:
John Boyne's four stories are compiled in a volume titled 'Les Eléments'.
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