Bill Barich

WORKS THAT HAVE APPEARED IN NARRATIVE:

A Real Writer, an essay, in Spring 2005
Houseboys, a memoir, in Fall 2007
True Believers, an essay, in Fall 2005
One Pound Sterling, an essay, in Fall 2008

Bill Barich is the author of seven books, including Laughing in the Hills, named one of the hundred best sports books of all time. Other works include a novel, Carson Valley, and most recently a work of nonfiction, A Fine Place to Daydream: Racehorses, Romance, and the Irish. His new book, A Pint of Plain (Bloomsbury/Walker, 2009), is about the decline of the traditional Irish pub. A Guggenheim Fellow, and literary laureate of the San Francisco Public Library, Barich now lives and works in Dublin.