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Adrian White (author)

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Adrian White is an Anglo-Irish writer. A native of Manchester, United Kingdom, White wrote his first novel when aged twenty-one. He graduated from the University of Manchester with a BA in Art history. White moved to Galway City in 1990 to work for Eason's booksellers.

Bibliography

An Accident Waiting to Happen’, Penguin Books, 2004
Where the Rain Gets In, Penguin Books, 2006
Dancing to the End of Love, self-published, 2011

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