For a long time he experimented with Ulster Irish on the Web, but he published his first book in standard Irish, albeit strongly influenced by native folklore and dialects. He has published several novels, none of them set in Ireland. Torlach Mac Con Midhe was born in Dublin and now lives in Switzerland. He has published journalism in Irish, German and Romansh. He has published three non-fiction books in Irish: "Iarsmaí na Teanga: Na Teangacha Ceilteacha i Stair Smaointeachas na hEorpa" (Coiscéim 2005), "Muintir Sléibhe agus a Teanga" (Coiscéim 2009), "Aistí Eorpacha" (Coiscéim 2015); and a novel, "Crothla agus Cnámha" (Coiscéim 2018). Dublin-born writer Tomás Mac Síomóin has been living in Barcelona since 1997. He has published over a dozen works in Irish in this period, as well as translations from Spanish and Catalan. Seán Ó Muirgheasa, an American resident in California, is the author of "An Dola a Íoc", a detective novel set in New York City and published by Coiscéim in 2017. Séamas Ó Neachtain is a fifth-generation Irish American who has published poetry, fiction and journalism in Irish. He is also the founding editor of "An Gael", an international literary journal in the Irish language. Muiris (Mossie) Ó Scanláin, a native speaker from the Kerry Gaeltacht who lived in Melbourne for many years, is the author of an autobiography called "An Mám ó Dheas", describing his life in Ireland, England and Australia. Derry-born Pádraig Ó Siadhail (b. 1968) has been living in Halifax, Nova Scotia, since 1987. In this period, he has published ten works in Irish, including a collection of short stories and two novels. Bantry-born Derry O'Sullivan has been living in Paris since 1969, apart from an interlude in Stockholm. He has published four collections of poetry in Irish. Colin Ryan is an Australian whose short stories, set mostly in Australia and Europe, have appeared in the journals "Feasta", "Comhar" and "An Gael". He has also published poetry. Cló Iar-Chonnacht has published two collections of short stories by him: "Teachtaireacht" (2015) and "Ceo Bruithne" (2019).