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Socialism 16 McCormick Place Chicago, Illinois by Dr. Patrick ODougherty

An Outline of the New American Narratives!  
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James Connolly and the Reconquest of Ireland by Dr. Patrick ODougherty

This is a Revisionist Interpretation of Ireland and the Irish Labor Experience from the Ethno-graphic and Socialist perspective  
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My website is entitled Nonfiction in a Fictional Style. This is the only genre of writing I have ever been interested in entering. I have led an unusually remarkable life that has led me to the style and subject matter of my books. I don't think there is anything else on the market quite like them. On the surface, they are simultaneously frivolous and topical, but there is a much more serious truth hidden in their undercurrents. I am somewhat of a fan of the '70's TV version of M.A.S.H., in which the comedy overlies a serious subject. In my books you might discern the heart and humor of Hawkeye mixed with the cultured attitude of Charles Emerson Winchester III. I write about what I know. I want to teach, but not preach. I attempt in all my writing to say the most with the least number of words. When I select a book, I want steak, not salad dressing. When I release a composition, I want the reader to get the real deal, too. If I cannot stimulate the intellect far beyond the obvious words on the page, I have failed in my mission, and the reader better be well entertained to boot!

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Natchez, MS USA