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From BOOK OF O’KELLS: THE BIG HOUSE

Then Gennifer going nowhere with no clue about anything up to and including the mad supersonic dash on burnt rubber down Montauk tarmac. …

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From BOOK OF O’KELLS: THE BIG HOUSE

Then Gennifer going nowhere with no clue about anything up to and including the mad supersonic dash on burnt rubber down Montauk tarmac. …

CON GAMES: Life As Content

After slinging the hash of storytelling for forty years less one, the time has come to let the world have a taste. Or not. …

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From The Novel BOOK OF O’KELLS: SINS OF THE FLESH

Jake O’Kell had never seen a house like this in his life, not even from the street: a house big enough to hold the biggest family and all of its branches, with one sprawling…

CON GAMES: How I Learned To Love The Bomb

Given the world we Americans now live in — with assault weapons and snipers and innocent civilians and police falling like flies — it should have come as no surprise that we had a bomb in our suburban subdivision over the…

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FROM The Novel BOOK OF O’KELLS: NATURE OF THE BEAST

Gaps — one learns to be unconcerned about gaps.

With our gaggle of press agents and fixers, we O’Kells have always been capable of filling in said gaps regardless. Our relationship…

Very proud of my Canterbury School classmate Greg Coleman, now the president and chief revenue officer of Huffington Post, HuffPo now at 25 million unique monthly visitors. An amazing career and an even better person.