Ann Quin was one of the major figures in a group of experimental writers who emerged in Britain during the 1960s. Although, unlike others in this group, she did not concern herself with literary manifestos or even, initially, regard herself as an...

In the four novels she published during her lifetime, Ann Quin made increasingly extreme experiments with language and form while pursuing a set of deeply felt and distinctive personal concerns. To some extent, her fiction continued the modernist...

Raised under complicated conditions in Brighton, Sussex, Ann Quin nevertheless enjoyed a deep, but short-lived camaraderie with many of the most notable experimental British writers of the 1960s and 1970s. While her first book, Berg (1964), received much general attention from reviewers, by...

Winn, Mary Ann (Nee Langer) Surrounded by her 4 loving children, Mary Ann was born into Eternal Life on Wednesday, July 18, 2007, at the age of 67. She was diagnosed with Peritoneal Cancer in January of this year, just 7 months after...