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Colm Reynor 3 posts 0 comments

Colm Reynor is twenty-nine, from Tallaght, and works as an Electrical Engineer. He has read his work at the Lonely Voice readings in the Irish Writers Centre, and been published in a number of online journals and print magazines, such as Wordlegs, Boyne Berries, and the New Irish Writing page in the Irish Independent. He has been shortlisted for the Fish Publishing Prize, the Over the Edge New Writer of the Year Award, and RTEs Francis MacManus Short Story Award for which his Story Narcissus was read by Barbara Bergin for RTE Radio 1.

Literature

Fortnightly Fiction | Defiance

Colm Reynor Jul 9, 2017 0

Not everybody left during the evacuation. Some people didn’t want to go with the crowd. Didn’t want to do what they were told. “Alternative facts…” “This is my home…” “Wha’ do them politicians know anyway…” Distrust. Anger. Suspicion. Fear.…

Fortnightly Fiction

Fortnightly Fiction | Look at Me

Colm Reynor Oct 16, 2015 0

The video can be found on the website AllHorrorAndBoredom.com. You watch it because you’ve heard what happens, a Tweet, a Facebook post, a thirty second news slot, but in this case that’s not enough, there’s a video, you have to see. There…

Literature

A Disappearance

Colm Reynor Feb 10, 2014 1

Alan White has been missing for four days. He posted this to his Blog the day before he disappeared: It’s been eight months since I blogged and I feel the need to share. I’m following Gary Nash. On Twitter obviously but now…