Lucy Ellmann

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Lucy Ellmann is an acclaimed Anglo-American novelist best known for her ambitious, stream-of-consciousness fiction and sharp feminist and political commentary.

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instanceOf Anglo-American writer
novelist
person
writer
awardReceived Booker Prize longlisting
Goldsmiths Prize shortlisting
linked to: Goldsmiths Prize

Guardian Fiction Prize shortlisting
James Tait Black Memorial Prize for Fiction
citizenship United Kingdom
United States of America
educatedAt Falmouth University
University of Kent
father Richard Ellmann
fieldOfWork contemporary literature
feminist criticism
gender female
genre experimental fiction
literary fiction
satire
hasParent Mary Ellmann
Richard Ellmann
influencedBy James Joyce
modernist literature
languageOfWork English
mother Mary Ellmann
movement feminist literature
nationality American
British
notableFor feminist commentary
long-form interior monologue
political satire
notableWork Doctors & Nurses
Dot in the Universe
Ducks, Newburyport
Man or Mango?
Mimi
Sweet Desserts
Things Are Against Us
Tommy Glover’s Sketch of Heaven
Varying Degrees of Hopelessness
occupation essayist
novelist
screenwriter
residence United Kingdom
spouse Todd McEwen
writingStyle stream of consciousness

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Goldsmiths Prize notableWinner Lucy Ellmann