Author and screenwriter Greg Dinner published A REQUIEM FOR HANIA, inspired by a true story of the Warsaw Ghetto and a young Polish woman's search for identity in Poland decades later, in 2022. His other novels include A MURMURATION OF STARLINGS (2016) and NARCISSUS IN UTERO (2019) , both part of his 'Shadow Wolf Chronicles' series inspired by the 'Shadow Wolf' television series he developed in Los Angeles. In 2024 he published his nonfiction WHISPERS OF GHOSTS: DAYS AND NIGHTS UKRAINE about time spent in Ukraine in [...] Dinner began a long career as a screenwriter and film studio executive in 1981, working at United Artists, MGM, Columbia and Tri Star pictures in Los Angeles, before moving to London in 1984. In 1992 he became a full time produced screenwriter. From 1996-99 he was appointed Head of Drama Development at RTE, Dublin, the Irish State Broadcaster from 1996-99. As a screenwriter in both film and television in the UK, US and Germany, most of his work focused primarily on factually backdropped drama set in conflict zones with an interest in politics, human rights and history. He has worked in the US, UK, Ireland, Germany, France, Norway, India, Italy and Brazil, as well as an executive and a visiting tutor. He is a member of PEN Ireland, WGA, WGGB, BAFTA and a professional member of The Writer's Centre, Ireland. He is a professional advisor to the European Commission's CREATIVE MEDIA for media development and production finance. A dual Irish and US citizen, Greg Dinner now lives in the West of Ireland. FRAGMENTS, a sister-novel to 'A Requiem For Hania', is his fourth novel.