Frank O'Connor
Birth date: September 17, 1903
Died: March 10, 1966
Frank O'Connor's Books
I was not crazy about the ending. It was slightly crushing; despite the fact that it wasn't as bad as it couldn't have been, perhaps even because of that, I felt great sadness, even despair at the ending. Not as bad as it could have been - but it still wasn't very fair. And the worst part was...
Ohh the epicness of John aka Master Chief.... A fantastic book for all Halo fans. The Art of Halo gives background goodies on the creation of the first two Halo games and its development.
Evolutions is sort of a goodie bag of bonus and background scenes that we haven't gotten from the other books or the games but are linked to both. Plenty of added information that usual fans would enjoy. I'd recommend for anyone that hasn't played the games or read previous books to do so before rea...
My introduction to Frank O'Connor came through his famous short story "Guests of a Nation". Some stranger on the internet said I should read it, and I was astonished. Such rich language, humor, empathy, outrage, and, in the end, sorrow. Surely one of the most devastating endings in the history of...
"there was something tongue-tied, twisted, and unhappy in her. she had a curious, raw, almost timid smile as though she thought people only intended to hurt her." in the midst of the teasing, knowing narrative voice of frank o'connor stories there always seems to be an acknowledgement of pain and lo...
Log in with Facebook 
