Enright started 'The Wren, the Wren' in April 2020 amidst the pandemic, feeling a loss of connection with her readers due to the world shutting down. Feedback from her agent on the mother-daughter relationship theme was pivotal in her writing process.
Enright mentions an encounter with poet Paul Muldoon at Dublin airport, highlighting her interconnectedness with the literary world and her eagerness to seek feedback from fellow writers.
The novel intertwines the poetry of the fictitious Irish poet, Phil McDaragh, which Enright penned and were originally published under his name. 'The Wren, the Wren' presents a unique blend of storytelling and poetic form, adding depth to the narrative.
Anne Enright's writing process involves constant communication with her husband, exchanging drafts multiple times a day. This approach reflects her dedication to seeking feedback and fine-tuning her work continuously.
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