About Carys Bray
Born 1975. Carys Bray is a novelist, writer and lecturer.
Carys Anne Bray (née Irwin; born December 1975) is a British writer.
Early life and education Bray was born in Southport to a strict Mormon family. She spent her teen years in Exeter; her father was a local stake president in Devon and Cornwall.
Bray graduated with a Bachelor of Arts (BA) in English literature from Open University in 2008 and subsequently completed a Master of Arts (MA) at Edge Hill University in 2010 followed by a PhD.
Career Bray is a lapsed Mormon, and her debut novel A Song for Issy Bradley (2014) follows a Mormon family undergoing a crisis of faith.
Personal At age 20, Bray married and subsequently had five children before deciding to return to education in her 30s. Her younger brother was the late photographer Matt Irwin (1980–2016).
Bray uses a treadmill desk when writing. 2023: Elected a Fellow of the Royal Society of Literature (FRSL)
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Who is Carys Bray?
British writer
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Carys Bray was born in 1975 in Southport.
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Carys Bray is a novelist, writer and lecturer.
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Carys Bray's recorded nationality: British people.
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