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Résumé :
Secret Visions is the first book in a paranormal adventure series featuring three troubled South Florida teens who join together to develop their psychic abilities in an attempt to make the world and their community a better place. Dismayed by all the crime and violence in the world, Annie McDoogan, Ming Chang and Emir Polat decide to reach out to kids around the globe and promote the use of telepathy to bring about peace. As they struggle to fulfill their mission, they face ridicule and opposition from religious fundamentalists and individuals fearing mind control. Together, the courageous teenagers endure attacks on land and sea and mourn the deaths of supporters. Will they fail in their quest or receive support from a most unexpected source?
Biographie:
Pat O'Connor is from Castleconnell Co. Limerick, Ireland. He has won the Sean O Faol?in International Short Story Prize, the Glimmertrain Best Start short story prize (joint), and been shortlisted for the Francis McManus, Fish, Hennessy and other prizes. His stories and articles have been published in journals, newspapers and anthologies in Ireland and abroad.
Southword, Revival, Crannog, The Penny Dreadful, Irish Independent, Irish Times, China Writers Association, Pure Slush (Australia), and broadcast on RTE. He has been anthologized by Munster Literature Centre, Limerick Writers Centre, and in Hennessy New Irish Writing 2005-2015 amongst others. His radio play This Time It's Different was broadcast on 95FM in December 2014.