


Sarah Harte
Represented By: Ivan Mulcahy
Sarah Harte is a prize-winning author. Her short story ‘Submerged’ won the 2019 Bryan MacMahon Short Story Award. She has twice been shortlisted for The Bridport Short Story Prize and nominated for the Manchester Fiction Prize. In 2020, she was awarded a Literature Bursary by the Arts Council of Ireland, which supported her writing of the new novel, The Tribe.
Her work has appeared in The Bridport Anthology. She was nominated for Best Newcomer of the Year at the Irish Book Awards. She has previously written an Irish number one bestseller and a second bestseller.
A columnist with The Irish Examiner, she writes on socio-cultural affairs, offering a fresh perspective on the complexities of modern life. She is a contributor to The Gloss Magazine.
She was the only Irish woman chosen for a landmark global reading of Ulysses in Dublin in 2013, as part of a team of writers that included Kevin Barry, Joseph O’Connor, and John Boynes.
A graduate of UCC, she is a lawyer with an MA in journalism. She works part-time as a strategist for a national domestic violence prevention organisation. She reviews books for The Irish Examiner, regularly moderates at literary festivals, and lives in West Cork.
Represented By: Ivan Mulcahy
Sarah Harte is a prize-winning author. Her short story ‘Submerged’ won the 2019 Bryan MacMahon Short Story Award. She has twice been shortlisted for The Bridport Short Story Prize and nominated for the Manchester Fiction Prize. In 2020, she was awarded a Literature Bursary by the Arts Council of Ireland, which supported her writing of the new novel, The Tribe.
Her work has appeared in The Bridport Anthology. She was nominated for Best Newcomer of the Year at the Irish Book Awards. She has previously written an Irish number one bestseller and a second bestseller.
A columnist with The Irish Examiner, she writes on socio-cultural affairs, offering a fresh perspective on the complexities of modern life. She is a contributor to The Gloss Magazine.
She was the only Irish woman chosen for a landmark global reading of Ulysses in Dublin in 2013, as part of a team of writers that included Kevin Barry, Joseph O’Connor, and John Boynes.
A graduate of UCC, she is a lawyer with an MA in journalism. She works part-time as a strategist for a national domestic violence prevention organisation. She reviews books for The Irish Examiner, regularly moderates at literary festivals, and lives in West Cork.
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