Matches in DBpedia 2014 for { ?s ?p Colin Broderick is a Northern Irish author/filmmaker living in Manhattan. His first memoir Orangutan, Random House, details the first twenty years he spent living in New York City, drinking, working construction and attempting to formulate his life as a writer. Orangutan is available in paperback in good bookstores everywhere. It is also available at www.audible.comA feature length documentary of the same name,Orangutan, detailing the authors life, is currently in production.Broderick who is originally from County Tyrone Northern Ireland has lived in New York City for over twenty years.“So many of the black sheep of the world end up here. That’s part of what makes it the stimulating vibrant melting pot that it is. We finally have somewhere we belong.” Broderick's follow-up memoir "That's That," detailing his childhood growing up in Northern Ireland is due for release May 7 2013 published Broadway Books, Random House.Random House are billing it as "The first book to paint a detailed depiction of Northern Ireland's Troubles". }
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- Colin_Broderick abstract "Colin Broderick is a Northern Irish author/filmmaker living in Manhattan. His first memoir Orangutan, Random House, details the first twenty years he spent living in New York City, drinking, working construction and attempting to formulate his life as a writer. Orangutan is available in paperback in good bookstores everywhere. It is also available at www.audible.comA feature length documentary of the same name,Orangutan, detailing the authors life, is currently in production.Broderick who is originally from County Tyrone Northern Ireland has lived in New York City for over twenty years.“So many of the black sheep of the world end up here. That’s part of what makes it the stimulating vibrant melting pot that it is. We finally have somewhere we belong.” Broderick's follow-up memoir "That's That," detailing his childhood growing up in Northern Ireland is due for release May 7 2013 published Broadway Books, Random House.Random House are billing it as "The first book to paint a detailed depiction of Northern Ireland's Troubles"".