The Irish have left an influential mark on English-language literature, with prominent figures like James Joyce and contemporary voices like Sally Rooney gaining significant attention.
The past 15 years showcase a vibrant array of Irish novels, reflecting societal themes such as emigration, economic recession, and a playful experimentation with language.
Irish Times books editor Martin Doyle highlights the importance of The Stinging Fly magazine, noting that it catalyzed a distinct group of writers who are now prominent.
The selection process for the best Irish novels was largely democratic, favoring books that were frequently mentioned across critics' lists for their influence and significance.
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