Oonagh Devitt Tremblay

I was born in Paris, France and raised in Toronto, Canada. I have lived and worked in the UK since 2018.

You can read some of my published writing in the TLS, Frieze and literary review.

I completed my Master's of Philosophy in 18th Century and Romantic Studies at Newnham College, Cambridge. My dissertation focused on the links between epistolarity and trauma in Samuel Richardson’s Clarissa. I completed my B.A. at the University of Toronto.

I am currently finishing a novel in pockets of stolen time.

I am represented by seren adams at lexington literary.

SELECTED WORK

Review of LILI IS CRYING by Hélène Bessette (Translated by Kate Briggs), for literary review - 'Love in a Time of Choler'

Review of THE ACCIDENTALS by Guadalupe Nettel (Translated by Rosalind Harvey), for the TLS - 'not Like The OThers'

review of CORRESPONDENCE PRIMARILY ON PAMELA AND CLARISSA, 1732–1749 by Louise Curran, George Justice and Sören Hammerschmidt, for the TLS - 'customer feedback'

review of my good bright wolf by sarah moss for the TLS - 'Winning the hunger game'

review of My Battle of Hastings by Xiaolu Guo for the TLS - 'Hastings and Haestingas'

review of Comitted by Suzanne Scanlon for the TLS - 'Just what the doctors ordered'

review of I Will Crash by Rebecca Watson for the TLS - 'Lines Crossed'

review of Scaffolding by Lauren Elkin for Frieze  - 'Unconscious Desires'

review of Two Hours by Alba Arikha for the TLS - 'Reassembling the Fragments'

review of Bluestockings: The first women’s movement by Susannah Gibson for the TLS - 'A Right to A Negative'

review of How to Be Somebody Else by Miranda Pountney for the TLS -'Trying on a Life'

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