Scott O'Connor's 'Among Wolves' is the debut novella of the year.

April 3, 2004--How many other debut novellas will be released this year, you ask? It doesn't matter. This is the big one.

Swannigan & Wright is proud to announce the release of Among Wolves, the first book from Los Angeles-based writer Scott O'Connor. Among Wolves, about a young boy who believes that his family has been replaced by imposters, is a coming-of-age story for people who hate coming-of-age stories, or at least wish they had more scenes set in pornographic novelty shops.

By turns funny, sad, and oh-my-gosh-you-have-to-read-this scary; this handsomely designed, relatively inexpensive volume is the best book this year to feature theme park mascots, family vacations, mental illness, and the state of Florida. It's a beautiful book, both to read and to hold in your hands.

Among Wolves is available at independent bookstores nationwide (listed at www.swanniganandwright.com) as well as on Amazon.com

About the author: Scott O'Connor has worked as an actor, meat cutter, garbage man, newspaper reporter, comic book store clerk, public relations flack, tour guide, video editor and graphic designer. He was raised in Upstate New York and lives in Los Angeles.

Media Inquiries should be directed to the publisher, or you may contact Mr. O'Connor directly at: so_connor@sbcglobal.net.




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