Sinead Moriarty
Sinead Moriarty (born c. 1971) is a best selling romance novelist of over 13 books.
Sinead Moriarty | |
|---|---|
| Born | c. 1971 Dublin, Ireland |
| Pen name | Sinead Moriarty |
| Occupation | Writer |
| Genre | Romance |
Life and work
The third of three children, Moriarty was born in Booterstown, Dublin to Aidan and Mary Moriarty about 1971. Her mother was a writer on Irish historical figures like Swift, Yeats, Joyce. Moriarty was educated in Trinity College in Dublin where she did a Bachelor of Arts in French and Spanish. After university she moved to Paris and then London, working as a journalist. When she was in London she began to write fiction and her first novel was published by Penguin Books. Since then she has moved back to Dublin with her husband, and they have three children. She also writes a column for the Irish Independent.[1][2][3][4]
Awards
- 2015 The Way We Were won The Irish Independent Popular Fiction Book of the Year
Bibliography
- Seven Letters
- Our Secrets and Lies
- The Good Mother
- The Way We Were
- The Secrets Sisters Keep
- Mad About You
- This Child of Mine
- Me and My Sisters
- Pieces of My Heart
- Who's Life is it Anyway
- In My Sister’s Shoes
- From Here to Maternity
- A Perfect Match
- The Baby Trail
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References
- "Books: It's tenth time lucky for Sinead Moriarty". 2014.
- Paddy Kehoe (2015). "Sinéad Moriarty puts phone on silent while writing".
- "My Week - Sinéad Moriarty". 2015.
- Sarah Webb (2008). "Like mother, like daughter".
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