William Roe
Born in 1943, William Roe spent his youth in the bucolic environment of rural Ireland. In the sixties he emigrated to England and later, working in Ireland, he saw that country transform itself into a modern, multi-cultural society. He has been writing since childhood. He is a widower with a son and a daughter.
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When We Were Lovers All Irish Stories of Love, Loss and Laughter
I wrote this book because I wanted to explore the human heart; the men and women who live in my stories love and laugh in spite of life’s tribulations. My stories are entertaining, lively and thought-provoking. The reader will enjoy...
Format: Paperback - Released: 06/09/2010
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When We Were Lovers All Irish Stories of Love, Loss and Laughter
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Set in Portnabawd, an Irish town suffering in the dismal 1950s and 60s, When We Were Lovers All is about people in all their maddening complexity. The stories capture the zeitgeist of mid-twentieth century Ireland and illustrate the capacity of...
Format: Paperback - Released: 06/09/2010
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