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Alan Glynn

Alan Glynn
Alan Glynn's latest novel is Receptor (Picador, January 2019). Glynn is a graduate of Trinity College. His first novel, Limitless (originally published as The Dark Fields), was released as a film in March 2011 by Relativity Media and as a TV series in 2015 by CBS. He is also the author of Winterland; Bloodland, a Finalist for the Edgar Award for Best Paperback Original; Graveland; and his novel, Paradime, is currently under option with ITV Studios America and One-Two Punch Productions. He lives in Ireland.


Nixon in Fiction: A Complex, Bizarre History

And What We Should Expect for Our Current President

January 8, 2019  By Alan Glynn
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Can TV Move Beyond the 19th Century Novel?

How the Limited Series Is Pushing Crime TV Into Uncharted Territory

May 24, 2018  By Alan Glynn
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