Novels set in Belfast?

Try any books by these authors. Not specifically Belfast but Northern Ireland generally

List of Northern Irish writers

A

Chris Arthur (1955–)

Carol Azadeh (1964–)

B

Colin Bateman (1962–)

Mary Beckett (1926–)

Ronan Bennett (1956–)

Maureen Boyle (1961–)

John Boyd (1912–2002)

Paul Boyd

Martin Boylan

Kenneth Branagh (1960–)

Colette Bryce (1970–)

Eve Bunting (1928–)

James Burke (1936–)

Anna Burns (1962–)

Sam Burnside

C

Lucy Caldwell (1982–)

Brian Campbell (1960–2005)

Joseph Campbell (1879–1944)

Thomas Carnduff (1886–1956)

Ciaran Carson (1948–)

Daragh Carville (1969–)

Joyce Cary (1888–1957)

Paul Charles

Mary Costello (1955–)

James Cousins (1873–1956)

Mairtín Crawford (1967–2004)

Sam Cree (1928–1980)

Joseph Crilly

Martin Crilly (1969–)

Eric Cross (1905–1980)

D

Gerald Dawe (1952–)

Seamus Deane (1940–)

Anne Devlin (1951–)

Martina Devlin

Richard Doherty

Moyra Donaldson (1956–)

Charles Donnelly (1914–1937)

Anne Doughty

Lynn Doyle (1873–1961)

Malachy Doyle (1954–)

Michael Duke

E

Pearse Elliot

St. John Greer Ervine (1883–1971)

F

Padraic Fiacc (1924–)

Leontia Flynn (1974–)

Brian Foster

Brian Friel (1929–)

G

Ray Givans

Robin Glendinning

Damian Gorman (1961–)

Robert Greacen (1920–)

H

Wilson John Haire (1932–)

Robert Harbinson (1928–2005)

Norma Harrs

Francis Harvey (1925–)

Rosalind Haslett

Seamus Heaney (1939–)

John Hewitt (1907–1987)

Arnold Hill

Bulmer Hobson (1882–1969)

John Hughes (1962–)

J

Fred Johnston (1951–)

Marie Jones (1951–)

K

John Kelly

Brian Keenan (1950–)

Brian Kennedy (1966–)

Michael Kerr (1958–)

Benedict Kiely (1919–)

Kevin Kiely (1953–)

L

Nick Laird (1975–)

Maurice Leitch (1933–)

Clive Staples Lewis (1898–1963)

Antonia Logue (1972–)

Michael Longley (1939–)

Martin Lynch

Robert Wilson Lynd (1879–1949)

M

Bernard MacLaverty (1942–)

Louis MacNeice (1907–1963)

Deirdre Madden (1960–)

Douglas Maddon (1970–)

Daniel Magee

Jason Maher (1975–)

Derek Mahon (1941–)

Brian McAvera

Owen McCafferty (1961–)

Eamonn McCann (1943–)

Nicola McCartney

Hugh McFadden

Roy McFadden (1921–1999)

Medbh McGuckian (1950–)

Gerard McKeown (1980)

Blánaid McKinney

David McKittrick (1949–)

Thomas McLaughlin

Nigel McLoughlin

Gerald McNamara (1865–1938)

George McWhirter(1939–)

Eoin McNamee (1961–)

Martin Meenan

Ruddick Millar (1907–)

Sam Millar (1955–)

Alice Milligan (1865–1953)

Gary Mitchell (1965–)

Frances Molloy (1947–1991)

Mary Montague (1964–)

Martin Mooney (1964–)

Brian Moore (1921–1999)

Sinead Morrissey (1972–)

Bill Morrison (1940–)

Conall Morrison

Danny Morrison (1953–)

Paul Muldoon (1951–)

C.K. Munro

Brenda Murphy

Michael J. Murphy (1913–1996)

Paul Murphy (1965–)

Paul Murray (1947–)

N

Kate Newman (1965–)

N.T James

O

Flann O'Brien (1911–1966)

Conor O'Callaghan (1968–)

Malachi O'Doherty (1951–)

Séamus Ó Néill (1910–1986)

Sean O'Reilly (1969–)

Frank Ormsby (1947–)

P

David Park (1954–)

Stewart Parker (1941–1988)

Glenn Patterson (1961–)

William Peskett (1952–)

Q

Hugh Quinn (1884–)

R

Zane Radcliffe

Morna Regan

Christina Reid

Forrest Reid (1875–1947)

Graham Reid (1945–)

Adrian Rice (1958–)

Amanda McKittrick Ross (1860–1939)

Richard Rowley (1877–1947)

George William Russell (1867–1935)

S

Jack Scoltock (1942–)

Zoe Seaton

Bob Shaw (1931–1996)

George Shiels (1886–1949)

James Simmons (1933–2001)

Damian Smyth (1962–)

Geoffrey Squires (1942–)

T

Sam Thompson (1916–1965)

Edward Toman

Joseph Tomelty (1911–1995)

Shaun Traynor (1941–)

W

James White (1928–1999)

Robert McLiam Wilson (1964–)

Y

Ella Young (1865–1951)

Colin Batemans book " I predict a riot" is also brilliant.....I only started it last night and have laughed so many times already. I would recommend it to you any time. Most of his novels are set in and around belfast( "Divorcing Jack " is also good!!)

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