William Wall is an award winning poet and short story writer, and the author of several works of fiction for children, whose first adult novel, ALICE FALLING, was published by Sceptre in 2000. His work has appeared in The Irish Times, New Irish Writing and has been broadcast on radio on RTE. He is married with two children and lives in Co. Cork, Ireland.
Awards: Drue Heinz (2017) see all
Genres: Literary Fiction
Novels
Alice Falling (2000)
Minding Children (2001)
The Map of Tenderness (2002)
This Is the Country (2005)
Grace's Day (2018)
Suzy, Suzy (2019)
Empty Bed Blues (2023)
Writers Anonymous (2025)
Minding Children (2001)
The Map of Tenderness (2002)
This Is the Country (2005)
Grace's Day (2018)
Suzy, Suzy (2019)
Empty Bed Blues (2023)
Writers Anonymous (2025)
Collections
Mathematics (poems) (1996)
Farenheit Says Nothing to Me (poems) (2004)
No Paradiso (2006)
Ghost Estate (poems) (2011)
The Islands (2017)
The Yellow House (poems) (2017)
Farenheit Says Nothing to Me (poems) (2004)
No Paradiso (2006)
Ghost Estate (poems) (2011)
The Islands (2017)
The Yellow House (poems) (2017)
Novellas and Short Stories
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William Wall recommends
The Ballad of Ronan McCoy (2026)
Colin Morgan
"An emotional rollercoaster of a book, an elegantly restrained account of how a bright young teenager comes to terms with his best friend's devastating accident. A gripping, clear-eyed, moving look at loss and love in a country town in a post-Troubles Northern Ireland."
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