Autore: John Flanagan

John Flanagan emigrated to the United States in the mid-1950s. He served for three years in the US Army. He was stationed near Paris, where he was a correspondent for the Stars and Stripes, a tabloid newspaper for the military. He later returned to Ireland, where he studied English language and literature in Trinity College, Dublin. He earned a certificate to teach from the Alpha College of English. For his short story “The Glazier’s Apprentice, ” Flanagan won the Hennessey Literary Award. He recently published Shay Elliott and Collected Short Stories.