Edward Carey (novelist)

Carey attended the Nautical College, Pangbourne, as did his father and grandfather. He did not enlist in the Royal Navy, however. Instead, he participated in the National Youth Theatre and attended the University of Hull, earning a degree in drama in 1991. Carey attended the University of Iowa International Writing Program and taught at the Iowa Writers' Workshop. He has lived in many European locations, but, in 2006, he took up permanent residence in the United States, settling in Austin where he teaches at the University of Texas. ==Works==

• 2000: Observatory Mansions. ISBN 978-0-679-31130-0. • 2003: Alva & Irva: The Twins Who Saved a City. Picador. ISBN 978-0-330-39605-9. • 2014: Heap House. (The Iremonger Trilogy 1). ISBN 978-1-46830-953-9. • 2014: Foulsham. (The Iremonger Trilogy 2). ISBN 978-1-47140-160-2. • 2015: Lungdon. (The Iremonger Trilogy 3). ISBN 978-1-46830-955-3. • 2018: Little. ISBN 978-0-52553-432-7. • 2020: The Swallowed Man. ISBN 978-1-91354-703-5. • 2023: Edith Holler. Riverhead. ISBN 978-0-59318-890-3. ==Awards==

• Fellow, Guggenheim Foundation (2019) ==References==