Niall Griffiths
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Niall Griffiths (born 1966[1]) is an author, who has published six books to date. He has also written travel pieces, restaurant and book reviews, and radio plays.[2] He is currently working on a collection of short stories and a novella.
Griffiths was born in Toxteth, Liverpool, and now lives in Penrhyncoch near Aberystwyth.[3]
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[edit] Bibliography
- Grits (2000 ISBN 0-09-928517-7)
- Sheepshagger (2001 ISBN 0-09-928518-5)
- Kelly & Victor (2002 ISBN 0-09-942205-0)
- Stump (2003 ISBN 0-09-928758-7)
- Wreckage (2005 ISBN 0-09-946113-7)
- Runt (2007 ISBN 9780224071239)
- Real Aberystwyth (2008 ISBN 978-1-85411-447-1)
[edit] Prizes and awards
- 2004 – Wales Book of the Year, for Stump
- Won "The book of the year" on "Grits"
[edit] External links
- Contemporary writers: Niall Griffiths
- Paperback writer icwales article (June 2004)
- BBC Wales profile
[edit] References
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