# Mary Mccarthy
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Mary Therese McCarthy (June 21, 1912 – October 25, 1989) was an American novelist, critic and political activist, best known for her novel The Group, her marriage to critic Edmund Wilson, and her storied feud with playwright Lillian Hellman.
== Literary career ==
Her debut novel, The Company She Keeps, received critical acclaim as a succès de scandale, depicting the social milieu of New York intellectuals of the late 1930s with unreserved frankness. It includes her celebrated short story “The Man in the Brooks Brothers Shirt” which Partisan Review published in 1941.
Dog pampering - have we gone too far?
Mary McCarthy, Columnist with the Irish Independent and Coralee Freeney owner of Paw Seasons Dog resort and Spa in Arklow
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Choosing the 'Old-Money Face' option
Irish Independent columnist Mary McCarthy wants to start a movement, a sort of gang for those of us who want to live with lines and wrinkles, for people who are so comfortable in their skin - they dare not interfere with Mother Nature.
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One in three parents fed up with WhatsApp groups
Sharon Mannion, comedian and Mary McCarthy, columnist with the Irish Independent.
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The problems with access to acne medication
I find it depressing when I hear teenage acne stories from Ireland today about how long it takes to see a consultant dermatologist and how extortionate is if you go for private care. So writes, Mary McCarthy, columnist with the Irish Independent who joined us on the show to discuss.
Mary McCarthy – EU Kids Act – How will it work in practise?
Mary McCarthy has seen this issue from both sides — as a journalist, but also as a parent.
In her latest column, she describes sitting on a Brussels tram with her 17-year-old son, surrounded by schoolchildren scrolling on their phones, and asks whether the EU’s new approach to online safety could…
Do you need a little ‘à donner’ in your life?
Do you need to get rid of stuff from your house, but don’t want to hire a skip or go to the dump? Maybe you need a little ‘à donner’ in your life. Mary McCarthy, columnist with the Irish Independent tells Oliver why.
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A World We Share: Roger Berkowitz on Hannah Arendt and the Power of Friendship
“A human being is worth more than his opinions”, Hannah Arendt wrote to her Zionist friend Gershom Scholem in 1946, after he read her critical essay on Zionism and accused her of betraying the Jewish people. So how to value a human being? What, according to Arendt, are we worth? According to the Ar…
The Book Club: Rachel Cooke
In this week’s Books podcast, I am joined by Rachel Cooke, who edits the new book The Virago Book of Friendship. Rachel unpacks the intense, often enigmatic dynamics of female friendships in a spry and very dip-in-and-out-able anthology of writing about female friendship in an exhilaratingly wide a…
A pup cup and a pint please?
Do we need more pet-friendly pubs and cafes in Ireland? Or should hospitality spaces be kept just for humans?
We debate this with Mary McCarthy, Columnist with The Irish Independent and based in Brussels, and Columnist Brenda Power.
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