writing that kept the farm rather than the farming revenue allowing him to write. Archives List for John McGahern's Literary Archive at National University of Ireland, Galway List of works Novels The Barracks (1963) AE Memorial Award, McCauley Fellowship. The Dark (1965) The Leavetaking (1975) The Pornographer (1979) Amongst Women (1990), Irish Times/Aer Lingus Literary Award (1991), GPA Award (1992), nominated for the Booker Prize (1990). That They May Face the Rising Sun (2002), Irish Novel of the Year (2003), nominated for the International Dublin Literary Award. Published in the United States under the title By the Lake (2002) Non-fiction Memoir (2005). Published in the United States in 2006 under the title All Will Be Well. Love of the World (2009) Collected non-fiction and essays. Short story collections Nightlines (1970) Getting Through (1978) The Stoat (1978) High Ground (1985) The Collected Stories (1992), includes the three previous volumes of short stories (some of the stories appear in a slightly different form) and two additional stories – "The Creamery Manager" and "The Country Funeral". The former first appeared in Krina (1989). Creatures of the Earth: New and Selected Stories (2006) contains several stories collected in The Collected Stories, here revised by McGahern for the last time. Again two new stories, "Creatures of the Earth" and "Love of the World", are included. Drama Sinclair (1971) (radio) Swallows (1975) (television) The Rockingham Shoot (1987) (television) The Power of Darkness (1991) (theatre) Films Amongst Women was filmed as a television mini-series in 1998, directed by Tom Cairns, and starring Tony Doyle as Moran. One of McGahern's best-known short stories, "Korea", was made into a feature film of the same name directed by Cathal Black and produced by Darryl Collins in 1995. In 1996 Korea won the Asta Nielsen Best Film Award at the Copenhagen Film Festival and was runner-up for the Audience Prize at the Seattle Film Festival. Notes Further reading John McGahern. Love of the World: Essays. Edited by Stanley van der Ziel. Introduction by Declan Kiberd. London: Faber and Faber, 2009. McGahern's work is discussed and illustrated in the video Reading Ireland: Contemporary Irish Writers in the Context of Place (Educational Media Solutions, 2012, Films Media Group) John McGahern: Authority and vision. Edited by Zeljka Doljanin and Máire Doyle. Manchester University Press, 2017. . External links Irish writers online profile Portrait of John McGahern Picture of John McGahern Newsday interview Irish quarterly