William O'Brien Books

This author, residing in a small Lancashire village, draws inspiration from a childlike vision of the world that permeates his works. After pursuing studies in geosciences and science communication, he developed a fascination with simple communication and rediscovered a passion for writing. His narrative, informed by diverse interests ranging from fine art and museum display to biology, geology, poetry, and the mystical, centers on conveying tales that echo ancient folklore.

Baltinglass and the Prehistoric Hillforts of Ireland

Peter
A Darkened Fairytale
148 pages
6 hours of reading
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Set in a hauntingly twisted version of a classic tale, this story reimagines the beloved characters in a dark and foreboding world. The protagonist, Peter, navigates a realm filled with sinister creatures and moral dilemmas, challenging the boundaries of good and evil. Themes of loss, redemption, and the complexities of childhood innocence are woven throughout the narrative, creating a gripping and thought-provoking experience. The richly detailed settings and intricate character development invite readers into a mesmerizing yet unsettling journey.
Baltinglass and the Prehistoric Hillforts of Ireland
416 pages
15 hours of reading
The book presents groundbreaking research on the prehistoric hillforts of Baltinglass, Co Wicklow, conducted by Professor William O'Brien from University College Cork. It aims to share the findings of several years of study, shedding light on the significance and complexities of this ancient site, making the research accessible to the public.

Peter

Baltinglass and the Prehistoric Hillforts of Ireland