


Roisin Meaney
Represented By: Sallyanne Sweeney
Roisin Meaney lives in the West of Ireland with too many cats. She has been writing contemporary fiction since 2001, and is published by Hachette Ireland and Sphere Books UK.
In her spare time she likes to bake, walk, cycle, read, avoid jellyfish when she dips in the sea, and browse in charity shops.
Once a month she tells stories in her local library to tots, and she is a regular contributor to A Word in Edgeways on RTE Radio 1.
She is always available for writing festivals, and loves to be invited to talk to schoolchildren, book clubs and other groups about her writing life.
Represented By: Sallyanne Sweeney
Roisin Meaney lives in the West of Ireland with too many cats. She has been writing contemporary fiction since 2001, and is published by Hachette Ireland and Sphere Books UK.
In her spare time she likes to bake, walk, cycle, read, avoid jellyfish when she dips in the sea, and browse in charity shops.
Once a month she tells stories in her local library to tots, and she is a regular contributor to A Word in Edgeways on RTE Radio 1.
She is always available for writing festivals, and loves to be invited to talk to schoolchildren, book clubs and other groups about her writing life.
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