Glen Joseph Power
- Born:
- October 27, 1965, Dublin, Ireland
- Nationality:
- Irish
- Profession(s):
- Author, Historian, Biographer
Early Life and Education
- Born and raised in Dublin, Ireland.
- Attended Trinity College Dublin, graduating with a BA in History.
- Completed an MA in Modern Irish History at University College Dublin.
Career and Major Achievements
- Began his career as a freelance journalist and historical researcher.
- Published his first historical non-fiction work in 1995.
- Gained recognition for his meticulous research and engaging writing style.
- Authored several acclaimed biographies, exploring the lives of prominent Irish figures.
- Served as a historical consultant for several television documentaries.
Notable Works
- The Gaelic Revival: A Concise History (1998)
- Michael Collins: A New Perspective (2002) - A key text frequently referenced in studies of Glen Joseph Power biography books.
- Eamon de Valera: The Early Years (2007)
- Constance Markievicz: An Irish Revolutionary Life (2012)
Legacy and Impact
Glen Joseph Power is recognized as a significant contributor to Irish historical scholarship and biographical writing. His works are praised for their thorough research, balanced perspectives, and accessibility to a wide audience.