TS O'Rourke
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TS O’Rourke (born 1968) is an Irish author.
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| Born | 20 January 1968 |
His novels include:
- Ganglands (Breffni Books, 1996; Breffni eBooks 2010).)
- Death Call (A Carroll & Grant Mystery) (Breffni Books, 1997; Breffni eBooks 2010).
- The Republican – An Irish Civil War Story (Killynon House Books, 2006; Breffni eBooks, 2010).
- Damned Nation (A Carroll & Grant Mystery) (Breffni eBooks, 2010).
- The Carroll & Grant Collection (Breffni eBooks, 2010).
- Killing a Friend (Breffni eBooks, 2010).
- The Libertine – a picaresque novel (Breffni eBooks, 2011).
His short fiction includes:
- Why I Kill (The Confession of a Serial Killer) (Breffni eBooks, 2010).
- Candy Says Kill: A Shot of Modern Noir (Breffni eBooks, 2011).
- Sunset Strip: A Shot of Modern Noir (Breffni eBooks 2011).
- Off The Edge: an anthology of Irish writing (Killynon House Books, 2006).
References
[edit]- "A Conversation with TS O'Rourke". The Dublin Quarterly. March–May 2006. Archived from the original on 21 March 2012. Retrieved 19 March 2008.
- "TS O'Rourke books at Amazon.com". Amazon Author Page. December 2010. Retrieved 22 December 2010.
- "Review: TS O'Rourke's The Republican: An Irish Civil War Story". The Irish Story. October 2010. Retrieved 22 December 2010.
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