ONE INCH PUNCH BY ORAN RYAN

One Inch Punch By Oran Ryan will fascinate, horrify and enthrall you

A book like nothing you have read before.

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 Title – One Inch Punch

 Author – Oran Ryan

 Genre – fiction

 ISBN : 9780957151086

 Brief synopsis – An intellectually gifted child, Gordon Brock, is brutally bullied and takes revenge on his tormentor. Gordon meets his tormentor decades after the abuse and torture ends and seemingly Gordon, now a successful author and former psychotherapist is writing his own life story. The novel focuses on the long-term effects of the bullying throughout the protagonists life.

“Dublin novelist Oran Ryan’s latest novel One Inch Punch was discussed by Senator David Norris in a recent Seanad Debate on bullying. On 14 November 2012, describing Oran as a talented novelist, Senator Norris went on to say that One Inch Punch is “a very subtle book, revolving entirely around the devastating impact of bullying on a child in a school for gifted children.” Senator Norris launched One Inch Punch on 15 November 2012, describing the books as “engaging”, “terribly funny . . . clever and quirky” and “heartbreaking in places”. He also likened some passages to the work of Flann O’Brien.”

Quote from Vanessa Fox O Loughlin article at writing.ie

 Page count 300

 Release date – 14 11 2012

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Oran Ryan is a novelist, poet and playwright from Dublin. His poetry, short stories and literary criticism have appeared in magazines worldwide. His novels The Death of Finn and Ten Short Novels by Arthur Kruger were published in 2006. One Inch Punch is his third novel.

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