Antonia Logue

Antonia Logue was born in Park, County Derry in 1972, and brought up in Brussels. She received her degree in English literature at Trinity College, Dublin, in 1995. From 1990 she worked as a freelance journalist, for newspapers including "The Irish Times," "The Guardian," and "The Times." "Shadow-Box "is her first novel, and the winner of the Irish Times Literature Prize for Fiction. She was recently named by the "Observer" one of the twenty-one writers for the twenty-first century. Antonia...See more

Antonia Logue was born in Park, County Derry in 1972, and brought up in Brussels. She received her degree in English literature at Trinity College, Dublin, in 1995. From 1990 she worked as a freelance journalist, for newspapers including "The Irish Times," "The Guardian," and "The Times." "Shadow-Box "is her first novel, and the winner of the Irish Times Literature Prize for Fiction. She was recently named by the "Observer" one of the twenty-one writers for the twenty-first century. Antonia Logue currently lives in Dublin, where she writes full-time. See less