Marian Keyes Books
About Marian Keyes
About Marian Keyes
Irish author Marian Keyes was born in 1963, and initially studied law and accountancy before starting to write short stories in 1993. Her first novel was published in 1995 and she has since become one of Ireland's most successful novelists. Marian has written 16 novels and a non-fiction book, Saved by Cake, revealing how baking helped her cope with depression and sharing her favourite recipes. Her bestselling books Rachel's Holiday and Anybody Out There have been adapted into a six-part series by RTE in association with the BBC.
The Books That Inspired RTE's 'The Walsh Sisters'
The Walsh Sisters is a six-part drama series about a chaotic, dysfunctional but deeply loveable family of five sisters, their devout mother and bemused father. If you'd like to know what's in store, start with Marian Keyes's bestselling Rachel's Holiday and Anybody Out There.
