Anne Griffin's first novel When All is Said was a Number One bestseller in Ireland in 2019 and chosen as the Sunday Independent Newcomer of the Year in the An Post Irish Book Awards. It was also shortlisted for the John McGahern Annual Book and the RSL Christopher Bland prizes. She lives in Co. Westmeath, Ireland.
A wonderfully unexpected tale of love, death and everything in
between
*Graham Norton, Sunday Times-bestselling author of Keeper and Home
Stretch*
Stunning - a book that surpasses all expectations and thoroughly
cements Anne Griffin's place on the short but venerable list of
writers whose work is always a must-read. A delicately-hewn delight
from first sentence to last
*Billy Callaghan, Irish bestselling author of Life Sentences*
Absorbing and heartwarming . . . There are deep thoughts sown
beneath the light and charming surfaces of Griffin's novels. Her
books are fable-like, deep musings on life, mortality, and what
makes a life worth living, philosophy for everyday readers,
cleverly disguised as a good old-fashioned story
*Irish Times*
Carries many of the winsome Irish signature traits we expect of
Griffin
*Irish Sunday Times*
Ireland's long line of magical storytellers is further enriched by
Anne Griffin, who follows her poignant debut When All is Said with
another outstanding read . . . Griffin explores the tension between
instinct and duty in a powerful, moving novel, deftly weaving the
strands of the story to create a masterpiece that lingers long in
the memory
*Sunday Express*
The setting and its supernatural undertow allow Griffin's humour to
sparkle . . . there is a lesson in this quirky account of duty
shirked and freedom tasted
*Irish Independent*
Some surprising twists and turns . . . kept me engaged to the
end
*Sunday Independent*
Listening Still marries rural realism with the supernatural very
convincingly and beautifully highlights the small, but important,
moments of life and death
*Irish Examiner*
A warm and funny read, full of lovely characters and poignant
moments.
*Good Housekeeping*
There's bags of charm here
*Daily Mail*
Tender, gentle and warm-hearted
*Best*
An emotional, funny look at human relationships in all their
forms.
*My Weekly Special*
Listening Still is very good and I would recommend it . . . It's a
really exciting story and . . . highly interesting . . . actually
quite enthralling, and even though it sounds wild, as you read the
book it seems entirely feasible
*Athlone Advertiser*
A highly original story about a family-run undertaking business
*TheGloss.ie*
Griffin sensitively explores Jeanie's struggle for self-fulfilment
in an assured second novel.
*Observer*
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