Brendan Graham
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Life 1945- ; b. Co. Tipperary; author of two Eurovision songs (Rock n Roll, 1994; The Voice, 1996); basketball international; lived five years in Australia; settled in Dublin with wife and five daughters; author of novel, The Whitest Flower (Harper Collins 1998), 560pp., Famine novel.
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Criticism See Losing the Run of Themselves? [on English publishing houses and Irish writers], in Books Ireland, Dec. 1998, pp.333-34 [includes lengthy quotation].
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