Niamh O'Connor
Niamh O’Connor is a best selling crime novelist, true crime writer and journalist for over 20 years.
Niamh O’Connor | |
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Born | Ireland |
Pen name | Niamh O’Connor |
Occupation | Writer |
Genre | Crime |
Life and work
Wicklow based writer O'Connor is a journalist for the Sunday World. She is the True crime editor there. She has also produced best selling books of high-profile crimes as well as Detective fiction with the central character of DI Jo Birmingham.[1][2][3]
Bibliography
Non fiction
- The Black Widow (The O’Brien Press 2000)
- Cracking Crime (The O’Brien Press 2001)
- Blood Ties (Transworld 2009)
- I'm Sorry Sir (2015)
Plus seven stories of True Crime published by The Sunday World 2007 – 2013 [4][5]
Fiction
- If I Never See You Again (Transworld 2010)
- Taken (Transworld 2011)
- Too Close For Comfort (Transworld 2012)
- Blink (Transworld 2013)
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References
- "Sunday World:People".
- Declan Burke (15 April 2013). Down These Green Streets: Irish Crime Writing in the 21st Century. Liberties Press. pp. 21–. ISBN 978-1-909718-04-3.
- Conor Feehan (2015). "First book on case will be in the shops soon".
- "Author's Website:BOOKS". Archived from the original on 2016-03-18.
- "Niamh O'Connor". O'Brien Press.
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