Anthony Glavin is a Boston-born novelist, short-story writer and editor. Published works include his novels Nighthawk Alley, Colours Other Than Blue and Way Out West, and the short-story collections One For Sorrow and The Draughtsman and the Unicorn. In 1987, he succeeded David Marcus as editor of ‘New Irish Writing’ in The Irish Press.

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