Ask the Author: Ray O'Conor
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Ray O'Conor
Funny you should ask that question, a book has been written about a mystery in my life, She Called Him Raymond - A True Story of Love, Loss, Faith and Healing.
Ray O'Conor
The best things about being a writer are the people you meet who are central to the story and the magic that happens when there is an unexpected revelation.
Ray O'Conor
"Whatever you can do or dream you can, begin it. Boldness has genius, power and magic in it." Goethe
Ray O'Conor
She Called Him Raymond - A True Story of Love, Loss, faith and Healing, was recently released. Presentations, readings and book signings are occupying most of my time. Soon I will start on another narrative non-fiction project.
Ray O'Conor
I am inspired by ordinary people who have led extraordinary lives and the need to tell their stories.
Ray O'Conor
A letter penned in 1944 and given to me 61 years later, revealed the poignant and powerful true story of Helen Gregg, one of eight children of Irish immigrant parents raised in the miseries of Hell's Kitchen during the Great Depression and Clarence R. Stephenson, an Army Air Corps cadet, raised in the dying industrial city of Ironton, Ohio. Fate brought them together in New York's Central park in 1942. From the moment their eyes met, they knew their lives would never be the same.
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