Author Julian Barnes confirms new novel will be his last

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Author Julian Barnes, who will turn 80 on Monday, has announced that his upcoming novel, *Departure(s)*, will be his last. Barnes, winner of the Booker Prize for *The Sense of an Ending*, stated he feels he has said everything he needs to say through his writing. While he will continue to write journalism and reviews, he will no longer publish novels. *Departure(s)*, described as a hybrid of memoir, essay, and fiction, explores themes of memory, love, and aging. Barnes, who was diagnosed with blood cancer six years ago, also revealed he secretly remarried last August. Over his 45-year career, Barnes has published 15 novels and 10 works of nonfiction, including *Flaubert's Parrot* and *England, England*.
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