Patrick Roscoe
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Patrick Roscoe is a novelist, short story
Short story
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 writer
Writer
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, and actor
Actor
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.

He spent his childhood in East Africa, was educated in England
England
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 and Canada
Canada
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, and later lived in California
California
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 and Mexico
Mexico
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. He is the author of seven books of fiction that have been translated into nine languages.

Roscoe currently divides his time between Canada, Spain, and North Africa.

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