Wexford Writers
| John Banville | Billy Roche |
| Vincent Banville | Frank Ronan |
| John Brennan | Colm Toibin |
| Philip Casey | Eamonn Wall |
| Anthony Cronin | John Welcome (see John Brennan) |
John Banville - novelist (b.1945)
| The Ark. Oldcastle, Co. Meath. Gallery Press for The Ark, 1996 ISBN : 1 85235 197 7 (limited edition) |
| Athena. Secker & Warburg, 1995 ISBN : 0 436 20222 0 |
| Birchwood. New York, U.S.A. Norton & Co., 1973 ISBN : 0 393 08572 4 |
| The Book of Evidence*. Secker & Warburg, 1989 ISBN : 0 436 03267 8 |
| Doctor Copernicus#. Secker & Warburg, 1976 ISBN : 0 436 03263 5 |
| Ghosts***. Minerva, 1993. ISBN : 0 7493 9979 1 |
| Kepler##. Secker & Warburg, no date. ISBN : 0 436 03264 8 |
| Long Lankin. Secker & Warburg, 1970 ISBN : 0 436 03260 0 |
| Mefisto. Paladin / Grafton, 1987 ISBN : 0 586 08661 7 |
| The Newton Letter. Secker & Warburg, 1982 ISBN : 0 436 03265 1 |
| Nightspawn. Secker & Warburg, 1971 ISBN : 0 436 03261 9 |
| The Untouchable. Picador, 1997 ISBN : 0 330 33931 1 |
| # | Winner of the Whitbread Prize, 1976 and of the James Tait Black Memorial Prize, 1976 |
| ## | Winner of the Guardian Fiction Prize, 1981 |
| * | Winner of the Guinness Peat Aviation Award 1989 and shortlisted for the Booker Prize, 1989 |
| *** | Shortlisted for the International IMPAC Dublin Literary Award, 1996 |
Vincent Banville - novelist (b.1940) (pseudonym Vincent Lawrence)
| Fiction: |
| Death by Design. Dublin. Wolfhound, 1993 ISBN : 0 86327 335 1 |
| Death the Pale Rider. Dublin. Poolbeg, 1995 ISBN : 1 85371 528 X |
| Hennessy. Dublin. Children’s Poolbeg, 1991 ISBN : 1 85371 207 8 |
| Hennessy Goes West. Dublin. Children’s Poolbeg, 1992 ISBN : 1 85371 135 7 |
| Hennessy in Africa. Dublin. Poolbeg, 1992 ISBN : 1 853771 231 0 |
| Hennessy Points the Way. Dublin. Poolbeg, 1993 ISBN : 1 85371 303 1 |
| Hennessy to the Rescue. Dublin. Poolbeg, 1994 ISBN : 1 85371 188 8 |
John Brennan - novelist, editor and prose writer (b. 1914) (pseudonym John Welcome)
| Non-fiction: |
| Infamous Occasion. Joseph, 1980 |
| Irish Horse-racing: An Illustrated History. Macmillan, 1982 |
| Royal Stakes. Sinclair Stevenson, 1993. ISBN : 1 85619 294 6 |
| Snaffles on Hunting. Lambourn, 1989 |
| Snaffles on Racing & Point to Point. Lambourn, 1988 |
| Fiction: |
| Bellary Bay. Hamish Hamilton, 1979 |
| Go for Broke. Faber, 1972 ISBN : 0 571 09818 5 |
| Grand National Slam. Hamish Hamilton, 1976 ISBN : 0 241 89338 0 |
| A Painted Devil. Collins, 1988 |
| Reasons of Hate. Collins, 1990 |
| Run for Cover. Tom Stacey, 1973 ISBN : 0 85468 325 9 |
Philip Casey - poet & novelist (b.1950) ireland.iol.ie/~phcasey/
| Non-fiction: |
| Cardinal: a play - performed in Hamburg, in 1990 |
| Those Distant Summers. 1980 |
| The Year of the Knife: Poems 1980-1990. Dublin. Raven Arts Press, 1991 |
| Fiction: |
| The Fabulists*. Dublin/London. Lilliput Pr/Serif Bks., 1994 |
| * | Winner of the Kerry Ingredients Literary Award 1995 |
Anthony Cronin - biographer, poet, novelist (b.1928)
| Non-fiction: |
| 41 Sonnet - 82 Poems. Dublin. Raven Arts Press, 1981 |
| Art for the People? Dublin. Raven Arts Press, 1988 |
| Collected Poems, 1950 - 1973. Dublin. New Writers Press, 1973 |
| Dead As Doornails: A Chronicle of Life. Dublin. Poolbeg, 1980 |
| Heritage Now, Irish Literature in the English language. Dingle, Co. Kerry. Brandon, 1982 |
| Ireland: A Week in the Life of a Nation. Century, 1986 ISBN : 0 7126 9518 4 |
| An Irish Eye. Dingle, Co. Kerry. Brandon, 1985 No ISBN |
| Letter to an Englishman. Dublin. Raven Arts Press, 1985 |
| New and Selected Poems. Manchester. Carcanet, 1982 |
| No Laughing Matter: The Life and Times of Flann O'Brien. Grafton, 1989 ISBN : 0 246 12836 4 |
| Poems. Cresset, 1957 |
| A Question of Modernity: Essays on writing with special references to James Joyce and Samuel Beckett. Secker & Warburg, 1966 |
| Reductionist Poem. Dublin. Raven Arts Press, 1980 |
| Relationships. Dublin. New Island Bks., 1994 ISBN : 1 87459 706 5 |
| Samuel Beckett, The Last Modernist. HarperCollins, 1996 ISBN : 0246 13769 X |
| Fiction: |
| Identity Papers. Dublin. Co-op Books, 1980 ISBN : 0 905441 23 0 |
| The Life of Reilly. Secker & Warburg, 1964 |
Billy Roche - playwright (b.1949)
| Non-fiction: |
| Amphibians. Warner Chappell, 1992 ISBN : 0 85676 161 3 |
| "The Belfry", in The Wexford trilogy. Nick Hern, 1992 ISBN : 1 85459 140 1 |
| The Cavalcaders. Nick Hern, 1994 ISBN : 1 85459 2912 2 |
| "A Handful of Stars"*, in First run. Nick Hern, 1989 ISBN : 1 85459 010 3 |
| Poor Beast in the Rain**. Nick Hern, 1990 ISBN : 1 85459 053 7 |
| Trojan Eddie a screen-play. Methuen Film in association with Channel Four, 1997 ISBN : 0 413 71800 X |
| Fiction: |
| Tumbling Down. Dublin. Wolfhound, 1986 ISBN : 0 86327 431 5 |
| * | received a Thames Television Bursary |
| ** | received a Thames Television Play of the Year Bursary Award |
Frank Ronan - novelist (b. 1963)
| Fiction: |
| The Better Angel. Bloomsbury, 1992 ISBN : 0 7475 1151 9 |
| Dixie Chicken. Hodder & Stoughton, 1995 |
| Handsome Men Are Slightly Sunburnt. Sceptre, 1996 ISBN : 0 340 66075 9 |
| Lovely. Sceptre, 1996 ISBN : 0 340 660 767 |
| The Men Who Loved Evelyn Cotton*. Bloomsbury, 1989 |
| A Picnic in Eden. Bloomsbury, 1991 ISBN : 07475 0909 3 |
| * | received a Thames Television Bursary |
| ** | received a Thames Television Play of the Year Bursary Award |
Colm Toibin - novelist & non-fiction writer (b. 1955)
| Non-fiction: |
| Homage to Barcelona. Simon & Schuster,1990 ISBN : 0 671 71061 3 |
| Martyrs and Metaphors. Dublin. Raven Arts Press, c.1987 ISBN : 1 85186 036 3 |
| Sign of the Cross: travels in Catholic Europe. J. Cape, 1994 ISBN : 0 224 03767 6 |
| The Trial of the Generals: Selected Journalism 1980-1990. Dublin. Raven Arts Press, 1990 ISBN : 1 85186 081 9 |
| Walking Along the Border. Queen Anne Press, 1987 ISBN : 0 356 12886 5 (The paperpack edition of this book is titled Bad blood: a walk along the border. Vintage, 1994) |
| Fiction: |
| The Heather Blazing. Picador, 1992 ISBN : 0 330 32124 2 |
| The South. Serpent’s Tail, 1990 ISBN : 1 85242 170 3 |
| The Story of the Night. Picador, 1996 ISBN : 0 330 34017 4 |
| Blackwater Lightship. London. Picador, 1999 |
Eamonn Wall - poet & prose writer (b. 1955)
| Non-fiction: |
| Dyckman - 200th Street. Cliffs of Moher, Co. Clare. Salmon, 1994 |
| Fire Escape. New York, USA. Sunken-Isle Press, 1988 (Chap-book) |
| Iron Mountain Road. Cliffs of Moher, Co. Clare. Salmon, 1997 |
| The Tame Goose. New York, USA. Hale Press, 1990 (Chap-book) |
