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Requiems for the Departed

Posted by Brian McGilloway on Tuesday, 13 April 2010

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Brian is one of a number of Irish crime writers who had contributed a story to a new anthology, Requiems for the Departed, edited by Gerard Brennan and Michael Stone:

Irish Crime. Irish Myths.

Requiems for the Departed contains seventeen short stories, inspired by Irish mythology, from some of the finest contemporary writers in the business.

Watch the children of Conchobar return to their mischievous ways, meet ancient Celtic royalty, and follow druids and banshees as they are set loose in the new Irish underbelly, murder and mayhem on their minds.

Featuring top shelf tales by Ken Bruen, Maxim Jakubowski, Stuart Neville, Brian McGilloway, Adrian McKinty, Sam Millar, John Grant, Garry Kilworth, T.A. Moore and many more.

PUBLICATION DATE: 1st June 2010

Brian's story, Fisherman's Blues, is inspired by the myth of Finneagas and the Salmon of Knowledge.

Brian McGilloway

Brian McGilloway is the New York Times bestselling author of the critically acclaimed Inspector Benedict Devlin and DS Lucy Black series. He was born in Derry, Northern Ireland in 1974. After studying English at Queen’s University, Belfast, he took up a teaching position in St Columb’s College in Derry, where he was Head of English.

http://www.brianmcgilloway.com