Emma Donoghue
Emma Donoghue is an Irish Canadian writer.
Emma Donoghue is an Irish Canadian writer. Her books include the novels Landing, Room, Frog Music, The Wonder and the children's book The Lotterys Plus One. Room was an international bestseller and was adapted into a critically acclaimed film starring Brie Larson. Her novel The Wonder was a finalist for the 2016 Scotiabank Giller Prize.
- Emma Donoghue shares her favourite books
- Emma Donoghue: How I wrote Room, the movie
- Emma Donoghue on gossiping with the Bard and ridiculously productive procrastination
- Emma Donoghue: How I wrote Frog Music
Books by Emma Donoghue
Interviews with Emma Donoghue
The Irish-Canadian Oscar-nominated author describes what she will apply to her next film-writing project 1:01
Irish-Canadian writer discusses her international bestseller and her 1st Oscar nomination 4:19
Many authors hand their books over to screenplay writers. Emma Donoghue on the pain and pleasure of adapting your own work. 20:43
The author of "Room" on her favourite authors, her greatest fear and more. 4:45
Emma Donoghue on her latest novel, which is set in 1850s Ireland. 19:16
Emma Donoghue's new book for young readers is about a big, boisterous family filled with quirky characters. 16:49
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