Member Since:
Feb. 12, 2013
Stephen J. Mulrooney
Biography
Stephen J. Mulrooney is a retired Employee Assistance Professional from New York who now lives in Kansas City, MO with his husband, Jerome and their canine family.
Steve’s thirty-something year dream of becoming a writer began to take shape in 2009 when the characters in this book began telling him their story. It took another three years before he realized that the best way to become a writer was to actually sit down and write. It helped.
This is Steve’s first work of fiction. He hopes that you enjoy this novel and the many more to come.
Steve’s thirty-something year dream of becoming a writer began to take shape in 2009 when the characters in this book began telling him their story. It took another three years before he realized that the best way to become a writer was to actually sit down and write. It helped.
This is Steve’s first work of fiction. He hopes that you enjoy this novel and the many more to come.
Books
Normal Too?
by Stephen J. Mulrooney
Price:
$3.99 USD.
Words: 47,040.
Language:
English.
Published: April 2, 2014
by
Busterfly.
Categories:
Fiction » Coming of age, Fiction » Humor & comedy » General
“Sometimes it takes a village to raise a child. Sometimes, as in our case, that village looks more like The Village People. And sometimes, it is not the village that raises the child, but the child that raises the village … often to heights they never imagined.” In this sequel to Normal?, Stephen J. Mulrooney reminds us again that the important thing is not who we love, but that we love.
Normal?
by Stephen J. Mulrooney
Price:
$3.99 USD.
Words: 44,930.
Language:
English.
Published: February 11, 2013
by
Busterfly.
Categories:
Fiction » Humor & comedy » General
(5.00 from 3 reviews)
“Were it a dream, it would be a most wondrous dream; but it’s more. It’s a life. And I don’t have to remember any of it. It remembers me.” With these words, Gene Poole-Hall takes us on a beautiful coming-of-age journey that will leave you questioning the definition of normal, and show you that, when it comes to family, at the heart of the matter, it’s the heart that matters.