Eoin Mclaughlin is a Sunday Times bestselling author. His books have been translated into over 30 languages, named ‘Books of the Year’ by The Irish Times and The Guardian and read on the BBC on Christmas Day.

Before becoming an author, Eoin was a Creative Director at Channel 4 where he worked shows like Derry Girls, The Paralympics and The Great British Bake Off. His films have been shown at the Cannes International Film Festival’s Court Métrage and are held in the permanent collection at The Museum of Modern Art, NYC.

Before the before, Eoin was a removal man, a cleaner and a professional strawberry picker. He’s delivered furniture. He’s assembled watches. He’s repossessed televisions. He’s been employed in call centres, offices, factories, three cinemas and a bookshop. He once tried to be a bin man, but he got sent home because he was wearing the wrong shoes.

Originally from New Ross. He now lives in Mauritius.