Stephen J Mulrooney

Broschiertes Buch

Normal Vision?

Beschreibung

A visionary takes a set of Legos and turns it into a time machine. What the world does not see, the builder has already envisioned. Superman may be able to see through things, but a person with vision will see things through.

Autor

Stephen Mulrooney's thirty-something year dream of becoming a writer began to take shape in 2009 when the characters in these books began telling him their stories. It took another three years before he realized the best way to become a writer was to actually sit down and write. It helped. Stephen Mulrooney's critically acclaimed first novel, Normal? was the first book in, what has become, the Normal? Series. Normal Too? was Steve's second book and the much-anticipated sequel to its predecessor. Apparently, the characters that told Steve their story in the first book haven't stopped talking. He hopes you enjoyed their further adventures in that book as much as he has. Normal Curve? was Steve's much awaited third novel in what Steve decided to extend into a series. It was ten years since Steve finished the first draft of Normal Curve? During most of that time, it sat patiently waiting for our return to it, to cut and polish it into the beautiful gem it became. Normal Vision? is the latest, and fourth novel in the continuing Normal? Series. It turns out his characters have much more to say than Steve ever imagined. He hopes you enjoy the ever-increasing Poole-Hall extended family, and their continuing adventures as much as he loves listening to them. By the way, Steve and the entire Poole-Hall family always think of you, dear reader, as one-of-the-family. Steve still lives in Kansas City, MO with his husband, Jerome P. Van Wert, and their feline family. Tigger, the incredible cat, showed up one day and eventually took up residence.

Produktdetails

• Verlag: Busterfly LLC
• First Busterfly edition
• Seitenzahl: 228
• Erscheinungstermin: 29. Juni 2025
• Englisch
• Abmessung: 203mm x 127mm x 13mm
• Gewicht: 231g
• ISBN-13: 9781966476030
• ISBN-10: 1966476035
• Artikelnr.: 74533012