Tom Richards published creative writing includes Dolphin Song, Lost Lovers, the Hotfoot series, The Lost Scrolls of Newgrange, Sue the Two-Headed Roo, and many others. His Film Merlin, the Magic Begins (produced by Hollywood Filmmaker Seagull Entertainment) can still be seen on cable television. He has written for RTE Television Ireland and RAI, Italy. He has published his non-fiction memoir, A Survivor’s Guide to Living in Ireland. He has published another memoir of his life in Eyeries with Carmel, How an Auld Yank Survives Southwest, County Cork, Ireland.
Tom divides his time between our homes in Eyeries Village, County Cork Ireland and Crystal Lake, Illinois, in the United States. He now lives alone but shares his life with his small dog Bluebell. The reason for living alone is:
Carmel Murray, his lifelong loving partner, has been diagnosed with Fatal Frontotemporal Dementia. For this reason, a small portion of all Proceeds from our Feature Films and Books will be donated to a variety of organisations including: The Alzheimer’s Society of Ireland, the Society of Saint Vincent de Paul, charities for First Responders, and other Homeless charities.
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For Tom Richards, storytelling is more than putting words on a page. It is about bringing people together, creating memorable experiences, and turning stories into films, books, and opportunities to make a difference. For that reason, he has established two companies: Storylines Entertainment Ltd in Ireland and Storylines Entertainment LLC in the United States of America. These two companies will soon bring you a Number of Feature Films including the Animated Romantic Comedy Lost Lovers…or How My Fiancé Lost Me 3 Times on My Wild Journey Around the World!, the Animated Short Film for Children The An Shui Wee Irish People, the Romantic Sea Adventure The Song of an Irish Christmas, the Live Action Feature Film Romance Adventure set in Ireland and Boston (U.S.A) Dolphin Song (based on Tom’s Number 1 Bestselling Novel) and more. Tom works not only as a writer but also as a Producer and Director. His companies have offices in many parts of the world and employes a small number of staff. The Novelist and Screenwriter will eventually go home to Ireland to retire but will continue to write because he loves it.
For Tom Richards, storytelling is more than putting words on a page. It is about bringing people together, creating memorable experiences, and turning stories into films, books, and opportunities to make a difference.
From romantic fantasy to adventure and memoir, Tom’s published works bring imagination, emotion, and real-life experiences to readers around the world.
Tom’s stories extend beyond the printed page. Works such as Dolphin Song and Lost Lovers are being developed for the screen, bringing his characters and stories to a wider audience.
With years of experience as a writer, storyteller, and television contributor, Tom brings a thoughtful editorial perspective to developing and refining stories.
Tom’s work is also about giving back. Through his books and film projects, he hopes to support Alzheimer’s and Dementia charities and raise awareness for families affected by these conditions.
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Since 1993, Tom Richards has received THOUSANDS of 5-star reviews from across the world. From Ireland to the United Kingdom; Australia and New Zealand; the United States of America to most parts of Europe (France, Italy, Spain, Portugal and many more). Tom’s Novels have also sold in the Subcontinent of India.




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