Órfhlaith Foyle is a short story writer, poet and dramatist. She’s published a novel, a poetry collection and three volumes of short stories, including her last collection, Three Houses in Rome (Doire Press). She also wrote and directed the radio dramas May’s End and How I Murdered Lucrezia, which were both adapted from her short stories. She lives in Galway, Ireland.

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