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Michael Foley is a Northern Irish author who lives in London and writes fiction, non-fiction and poetry. He has published four novels, three non-fiction books, five collections of poetry and a collection of translations from French poetry.
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Michael P. Foley is an author of books like Drinking with the Saints, a professor at Baylor University, and a public speaker.
Michael Foley has 116 books on Goodreads with 15773 ratings. Michael Foley’s most popular book is The Age of Absurdity: Why Modern Life makes it Hard to ...
Aug 15, 2022 · Michael Foley is a bestselling popular philosophy author and published poet and novelist. He has published critically-acclaimed poetry, novels, and non-fiction, including The Age of Absurdity, which was a bestseller and has been translated into seven languages.
About The Author. Michael Foley was born in Derry, Northern Ireland, but has lived most of his adult life in London, working for twenty-three years as a Lecturer in Information Technology at the University of Westminster before retiring in 2007 to concentrate on full-time writing.
“ Michael Foley’s eloquent novel ... offers three powerful themes (a) the grind and compromises of midlife versus the proud expectations of youth, (b) the tension of being Irish in England and (c) adultery. Foley’s treatment of them proves by turns poignant, funny, informative.
Jan 1, 2010 · Michael Foley examines the elusive condition of happiness common to philosophy, spiritual teachings and contemporary psychology, then shows how these are becoming increasingly difficult to apply in a world of high expectations.