Storytelling at its Best

"Sean is quite possibly the greatest story teller I've ever known"

David O'Keefe, Canadian Best Selling Author

Who hasn't had dreams about becoming a writer? The image of great writers and of their success is compelling. Their freedom in life appeals to many people, and it certainly appealed to me.

I did not come to this place naturally in life. I'm an MBA Grad and former CEO who left the executive world behind to ultimately opt for a life of adventure and writing. I've spent the last twenty-plus years journeying the world and finding human stories that spark my own stories. I look beyond the standard sites and tourist traps; I look for the human side that is often hidden behind them and the stories that others simply don't find. I was gifted with the ability to connect with people, regardless of background. I hold friendships from the Philippines to India and the Middle East to Central America. I have worked and lived on four continents, and wherever I have been, I've found the path less traveled.

I primarily specialize in thrillers across three genres.

My first genre is Suspense and Horror Thrillers, such as The Comatose Diaries and Grindhouse Canada. I write these in the old school style, heavy on the story build and the suspense. They are more along the lines of the great 1970s legends such as the Exorcists and the Omen. I often incorporate concepts such as nature as an active participant in this world, as well as God, Gaia, and the Devil, and the incredible spiritual capabilities of our native Indians. I don't do slasher books. In my opinion, it is simply lowbrow writing.

My second genre is Apocalyptic stories. These stories reflect my view of how our world may come to an end. It's based on the hundreds of horror movies I've watched, often in the middle of the night, as well as the hundreds of books I have read on the subject. In my books, I apply my own creative mind as to how our story may one day end.

The third genre is romantic thrillers with books such as Brian's Stolen Dream and Parminder's Legacy. My romantic thrillers tend to deal with the human challenges of modern relationships, and in particular interracial. I myself am Irish Canadian and have been married to a Punjabi woman for almost twenty years. We have lived through our own challenges in this world and raised two beautiful daughters. In these books, I deal with the concept of love finding its roots and battling over time to build a garden despite the obstacles.

In all genres, I focus on quick, enthralling reads. My books are typically between 220 and 350 pages, a break from reality for less than the price of a movie. The books are intended to draw you in and provide an escape from the world outside for a brief period of time. I do it through incredibly deep and real characters and complex plots with the odd twist and a pace that makes it hard to put the book down.

I write from the heart and soul. I'm a natural storyteller. I do this because I want others to find the same joy in reading as I did when I was young. In my youth, my first book was Lord of the Rings, a gift from my father. From the day I picked that book up, I never stopped reading. I had always hoped that one day I could inspire someone to feel the same way about reading as I did then.

I love this picture. There's a story behind it and it's real. I spent six weeks in Africa in 2018, finding myself and finding the writer inside me. To be honest, at one point in my life, I failed English Lit in high school. The way I look at it is simple: Einstein failed grade nine math, and he seems to have done okay. So, despite what your grade nine teacher might have told you, writing isn't English Lit; it's story telling in a written form; otherwise, he or she would have been an author, not a teacher. Yes, good writing needs structure. However, people don't read books because they're grammatically correct. No, they read them because they find themselves in them, or they find an escape or a story that pulls an emotional thread that perhaps even the reader themselves didn't realize was buried in them. All they know is that after they turned the last page, they felt something they had not felt in a long time. I write those stories.

I don't follow any standard models and have no expectations of writing the great novel. What I do is craft stories that readers find entertaining and enthralling.

Creativity is a gift. Publishers have buildings full of English Lit grads. Perfect grammatically, but imperfect at storytelling. What they don't have is creativity. Creativity isn't taught, it isn't learned. It’s a gift, and only so many of these gifts are given out, in my opinion.

Regarding this picture, it has to do with my youngest daughter, Sahara. She is half Indian and half Irish; a beautiful girl with a wonderful spirit. I knew I was going to miss her birthday that year, and I felt she deserved something reflective of her. So while in Egypt, I had two custom vases made of Egyptian porcelain. I collected sand for both of them. The first one, from the valley of the kings, and the second one, from the great pyramids; both Sahara Desert sand. I wanted to return with something unique and respectful for my daughter. What I had to do to get the sand through six more countries in Africa and Canadian customs - well I could write a book about that. This picture reminds me of commitment, which is what writing is also about.

What really matters is that when heart is behind an endeavor, one can accomplish anything and life finds a way. Chase your dreams....

Brian's Stolen Dream
Brian had thought he had finally shaken off the pains of his childhood, a childhood stolen by his alcoholic father when he met Parminder, a brilliant Punjabi woman in Boston to attend Harvard on a scholarship. Together they forge a dream family despite a racist world around them in the 1980’s and 1990’s. When all seems to be going well, something terrible arises from Brian's past and threatens to tear it all down. It’s a tale of finding love despite the challenges of the outside world.
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Sahara's Miracle
Following the tragic death of Brian, the O'Malley must bond together to survive. As Parminder finds her strength waning due to the loss of her love and the oncome of a hidden illness, her daughter Sahara steps up and becomes the glue to bound the family in difficult and risky times with the IRA still on the front. Sahara dedicates 15 years of her life putting herself through Harvard Law and then join the Districts Attorney’s office and ultimately help reopen a cold case, her father’s. She and the office go head to head with a corrupt police group and the IRA. Sahara ultimately is battling to clear her father’s name. This is the Sequel to Brian's Stolen Dream.
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Parminder's Legacy
Parminder's Legacy is the third and final book in the O'Malley and will deal with the follow-up to Parminder’s death. Sahara on the heels of finally gaining justice for her father's death loses her mother to a rare decease borne from her childhood homeland. She and her brother Dylan do what is expected of them and return her ashes to the Punjabi. While there, they once again face the threat of the IRA who are still looking for retribution for their losses in Boston at the hands of ADA Sahara O'Malley. In India they both find a connection to their mother's heritage and find they too have cultural and spiritual link to the homeland. The story goes full circle in this epic conclusion. Enjoy the twist of turns of a great romantic thriller that ultimately links a new world to and old one and brings to a close a fascinating trilogy.
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James's Game
Blood and belonging are as old as the human species itself. The words themselves bring out a variety of emotions spanning the full human genome. In James’s Game, James takes on the concept by looking at the role of success in life and the importance of being born into the right family genetics as opposed to being put through the right system. The story also looks at the effects of personal cultural connections and an individual’s family history. Even today, as we look around the world, we still see caste or class systems in various parts of the world. Even where it isn’t a formal structure, in many cases, it still exists informally. While written or unwritten, the end result is the grouping of humans simply by birthplace and family lineage. James’s Game uses the old British system of elite families as the backdrop and the tale is seen through the eyes of three adopted children, one from Ireland, one from Africa, and one from China. It speaks to the mistaken value, in my opinion, of success and prestige at the expense of life’s more important values. In James’s case, because of his background, he desperately needs to prove the British nobility wrong and that any child, put through the right system, can succeed as well as any of those children from the British elites that he so despises. Thus his game is born. Welcome to James’s Game.
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Love in a Time of EMPs
It’s the late 2020s and a young man is coming of age in a growingly hostile and challenging world. He is part of a small group of guys that are writers and song writers, young men who are trying to help change their world. They are following the model of the 1960s. He is also in love with a beautiful young woman from wealthy family. They are infatuated with each other, but her parents forbid her to see him because of he is from the wrong side of the tracks. One day a massive Electro Magnetic Pulse (EMP) suddenly effectively destroys the world’s technology. The event slowly sends humanity backwards and sides of the track no longer matter. In a world falling apart the two of them strive to find love while coming of age themselves.
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Jhill
It's the late 1950s. A six foot tall, albino. American actress named Jhill who is struggling for work ends up in Tokyo, a city which is still recovering post World War II. She becomes part of a craze of a new wave of silent films. The Japanese, in need of entertainment fall in love with Japanese silent black and white remakes of American classics. She's statuesque and becomes all the craze for the Japanese men and is suddenly the biggest film star in Japan. A news crew from Time magazine heads to Tokyo to interview her. One of the men in the crew, a 24 year old recent graduate, catches the eye of the 48 year actress known only as Jhill. They begin a passionate but bizarre love affair and she introduces to a very unusual underworld. Ritual killings and cage matches amidst opium fueled orgies. She drags him down through a depraved Tokyo to an unknown end. International Impact Award-Winner
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The Comatose Diaries
Imagine seemingly being handed the gift of a lifetime just when you needed it most. For Jennifer Tinsdale, a failed writer, finding eight unpublished, brilliant manuscripts while working as a custodian at the estate of man who had long being in a coma, well it seemed to be a gift from God. However it wasn't long before the gift starts to look quite the opposite. Jennifer then finds herself in battle to clear herself from an unholy contract she never intended to be part of.
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Grindhouse Canada Urban Legends from the Great White North
Three thrilling urban legends from across the for great Canadian landscape THE FOGO ISLAND BLIND SPOT Four McGill university students stumble into terror and a history of hatred between the Irish and the British that goes back hundreds of years when they unwittingly journey to Fogo Island Newfoundland to research a famous Canadian urban legend as part of their university history program. THE MANITOBA MINING MIST With the help of a crooked politician, an unscrupulous mining company sets up camp in a small Manitoba town and begin digging in an Indian burial ground. Ultimately, they dig in the wrong spot and a mine collapse takes the lives of many poor miners and releases a mist, a deadly mist. With the help of an Indian high priest the town folks manage to close the mine and the mist, staving off further disaster. Seventy Five years later, a group of university students, having learned about the story through a course on Canadian Urban Legends reopens the mine and worse, reopens the horror. THE BC NIGHT TRAIN A visiting Professor, from Hong Kong is in BC to audit a new course being offered by a number of Canadian University on Urban Legends. While auditing the course, at UBC, he is strangely taken by an urban legend call the BC Night Train and as the class takes on overnight ride on historic train, he find himself suddenly engulfed in what seems to be a reoccurrence of the horrors of the past.
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Grindhouse Caribbean
Who hasn’t wondered about cheating death or at very least delaying the inevitable. It’s the greatest fear for us humans and if there was some way, some chance you could bend the rules, why not. Well, this is the case in the three stories in Grindhouse Caribbean. Three stories where death itself is challenged. It is challenged by men or those around them in a false belief that perhaps they had found an angle. In the end, death never loses and teaches these cheaters one hell of a lesson. Settle in and enjoy some light, old fashion hookey campfire tales. El Dia De Los Mortes Willy Diaz was one tough hombre and a rising man with the cartel in Playa Del Carmen when he fell on ill fortune one night at the hands of another cartel. Unknown to Willy his ten-year-old daughter enters a deal with ancient Mayan spirits for her dad’s life. They quickly find out the deal is not a good one and they have a limited time to try and reverse it. With the help of a friend and Mayan high priest, they engage in a dangerous game with the spirits. The White Witch of Rose Hall Jamaican Drug kingpin lord Adio knew his business was dangerous. So dangerous that he found himself entering a deal with the great descended of the White Witch of Rose Hall who claimed she could resurrect the dead. After Adio and his right-hand man Mobi mistakenly kill a top New York Mafia man during a drug deal, the claim is called in. After the dead Mafiosa is resurrected the two men find themselves being spiritually hunted by the witch who has suddenly upped the ante. The Voodoo Princess of Haiti Edward Wicks knew his days were numbers. He was in his mid-70s where his health and his heart were slowly giving out. When he happened to chance upon a Voodoo resurrection while on a safari in Africa, the wealthy Edward relocates his life and business to Port au Prince Haiti. Once there he brings on board a dark Voodoo Princess with the agreement to raise him from the dead when his time is up. Ultimately, she does but what follows is not at all what Edward was expecting.
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The Chosen
Kevin O’Brien grew up in tough world. He was born in Belfast in 1964 and grew up in the 1970’s in a divided and violent city. It was a battleground for the IRA, the Orangemen and the British army. Kids like Kevin were often the ones who paid the biggest price. Kevin did eventually manage to escape the chaos of his youth and found himself as respected detective for the Dublin Police. However, just as he feels he has shaken off the hardships of his youth and found comfort in Dublin his wife suddenly leaves him. As he struggles to deal with the loss, he picks up the bottle to drown his sorrows which ultimately leads to challenges at work. As the challenges start to close in on him, he was given a unique and challenging case. It crossed both Belfast and Dublin, his old and new worlds. While investigating the case, a series of brutal child murders, he finds that he has a repressed memory, one that is connected both to a horrific event in the past and the child murders. Now trapped inside the case himself, he finds he is facing an evil of biblical proportions.
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Galway Banshee
The Celtic culture is riddled with myths and legends. Many diverse and enthralling stories have been told throughout the land for centuries. Some are but childish fairy tales, sometimes happy but more often not. Others, however, harken back to an older, harsher and darker world. While these stories may appear to be simple childhood tales, they’re often mixed with a degree of horrific truth. Where these stories originated isn’t always clear. Some are well-known tales borrowed from generation to generation, while others border on the fringes of reality. Why do such tales exist? That in itself is another story. Figuring out the why became the obsession of those drawn into those myths and legends. Ultimately, there are those within Irish society who seek to answer the question of why. Eamon McTaver is one of those people. He had been drawn into the great tales told around the dinner table by his father, uncles and their friends. They all listened, back then, with bated breath as each speaker spun their tale. In many ways, it was a duty, as they were Irish and the dinner table, within an Irish home, was both a speakeasy and an altar. Over time, myths and legends eventually became part of Eamon’s DNA. The desire to understand the nature and the why consumed him. Ultimately, he followed his calling, achieved a PhD in Irish history and landed a teaching position in Irish history at Trinity in Dublin. He soon became a leading figure in the research of Irish myths and legends. In time, Eamon also learned that there were legends that should well enough be left buried.
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The Plague, Judgement Day
Anyone who has any every attended church, Sunday school or frankly watched any late night 1970’s horror film has heard of the Judgement Day. The concept has been used for a very long time to instill fear into people, either through a fiery sermon on a Sunday morning in church or on 3:00 am TV movie. What if it was real, what if Revelation wasn’t just a Vatican fairy tale but a real prophecy given to us by a greater intelligence. OK take away the four horsemen and brimstone but keep the end of days and the concept of humanity as a whole being judge. Welcome to The Plague, Judgement Day. Well, such is the situation for Mike Polson, a middle aged family man, who finds himself in when he starts having strange and violent dreams. As a result, he ends up in strange clinic in a dark part of town when the real Judgement Day erupts. After being trapped in the clinic for the better part of two weeks, a group of those trapped, led by a former Special Ops unit commander, finally breakout. They find themselves in Dante’s Inferno outside the doors of the clinic. So what do you do? Find your family in hopes that they may have survived, or stick with the group, the best chance for your own survival. Welcome to Mike Polson’s dilemma. Amazon #1 Best-Seller.
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Demons, Judgement Day
Demons is a parallel story to the Plague, Judgement Day. It takes place at the same time and is caused by the same events that cause The Plague. In this case, the story takes place in Las Vegas, Sin City and deals with the reality of the fact that we have all demons. In Them, the demons begin to find there way to the surface and a group of vacationers from across North America must do battle with what's happening on the strip while battling their own personal demons. Book three of the Apocalyptic series. Amazon Best-Seller
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The Omega Variant
Sometimes we find ourselves living in challenging times. That would certainly be the opinion of those who lived through such events as WWI, the Spanish flu, and WWII. It also became the belief of those who lived through the Covid-19 pandemic. Eighty years of relative stability had lowered the bar on facing a crisis. People equated wearing a mask and staying at home with storming the beaches of Normandy. Rights triumphed over responsibilities. Stupidity and conspiracies reigned in a time where sensibility was sorely needed. All driven by small-minded people desperate to exert influence and control. Ultimately, the pandemic passed, for the most part, that was. The world found a cure. Science found a cure. It was in the form of a vaccine. A simple needle in the arm and the world could do what was impossible to do in 1918. However, as simple as it seemed on the surface, the world had become a much more complicated place than it was back in 1918. Social platforms allowed for opinions and false narratives to find homes. News had become media, slanted to the left and right based on the mindset of the owners. So, what should have been simple, wasn’t. What would have seemed like a gift from heaven for those who had lived through the Spanish flu was met with a degree of skepticism, and worse. In the end, the event split the world between those who followed science and those who followed conspiracy. More specifically, those who sought medical immunity, and those who did not.
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The Chinese Door
This is a YA fantasy co writing project that I worked on with former Ontario Solicitor General David Tsubouchi. Its a story that David had created a couple of years back based on his imagination and experience. It is an amazing tale that combines fantasy and history in ancient Mongolia.
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The BC Night Train

29/09/2023

The Chosen - Book review

The Prairies book review of my novel, The Chosen

23/05/2022

Book Review - Demons, Judgement Day

A good review of my book, Demons, Judgement Day

04/03/2020

Book Review - The Plague, Judgement Day

A great review of one of my most popular novels.

THE CHOSEN

A series of brutal child murders draws a falling detective back to his hometown of Belfast only to drag him into the horror and demons of his past.

THE OMEGA VARIANT

Catch the controversial new novel from Canadian horror writer Sean O'Neil

THE PLAGUE: JUDGEMENT DAY

What if Revelations wasn't just a Bible story? What would you do?

DEMONS: JUDGEMENT DAY

Galway Banshee

Summer 2024

Eamon, a PHD in Celtic studies accepts a job as the head of Irish History and Mythology at the University of Galway. This means a transfer from their home in Dublin to the west, to Galway. His wife, originally from Galway, is very reluctant to make the most. It seems to stem back to her her family and something in the past. Eventually she concedes and they pack up and head off to Galway. One night after they have settled in they are driving home late, along a dark foggy coastal road when a Banshee screeches passed the car. Eamon, knowing what Banshees signal, stops the car. His wife and son are asleep. He looks out into the dark Irish night. He sees a form on the horizon and it begins to head towards the car, rapidly. As he tried to accelerate away the car stalls and then is knocked down an embankment by something in the dark. Kevin wakes up injured in the hospital to find his wife and his son dead. Over the next few months, Eamon is plagued by dreams, dark ones and turns to the bottle and opium. The university gives him leave to sort himself out but he sleeps over further with no obligations. One night, in an opium inducted sleep, he is visited by his wife. She tells him about an ancient legend that has cursed her family. She tells him that him is in danger. The next day he puts the bottle aside and starts to investigate the legend. What he finds terrifies him.

Judgement Day: The Final Journey

Winter 2025

The third and final novel in the Judgement Day series. This one starts on the East Coast in New York a couple of days following the original outbreak in San Francisco. The darkness and the stories of it fill the news around the world. As it becomes clear that it is heading west and consuming all in its path. Three vastly diverse groups of people manage to find themselves on an old African freighter headed for what they hope will be safety. As the old freighter holds it course, barely ahead of the darkness, demons within the group members begin to play out. Once in sight of the coast, all Hell breaks lose.

When We Are Kings

Spring 2025

Four American marines from a small Midwest town enlist in the military and become marines. Ultimately they end up serving in Iraq and see some real action. After one very difficult firefight their unit is given a weekend pass. One of the four marines is a movie buff and one of his favorite movies is Last Tango in Paris. He convinces the other three to do Paris for the weekend. The weekend turns out to be legend, they have the time of their lives, they are kings for a weekend. A few years later, the war is over and they are back in the Midwest in dead end jobs, failed marriages and relationships. They struggle as veterans getting the help, they need. They deal with PTSD, VA issues and the ability to adjust. What they do have is Friday’s at the local bar and the legacy of what they were. The talk ultimately always goes back to Paris, when they were truly alive and kings. One night, together they say screw it all and book tickets on the last flight to Paris. They discovery in Paris, that you can't go back.

The Price of Freedom

Fall 2024

Justice, sadly, is a human concept that takes on varying forms based on where the luck of the universal draw placed you in this world. While the Webster's dictionary definition may remain consistent across the globe, how justice is delivered varies greatly. In all cases, the definition is subject to those who have the authority to distribute justice. In Western countries, fortunately, justice followed a well-established set of laws, for the most part at least. In other parts of the world, justice, or the semblance thereof, is delivered through the whim of those who hold power. Those who lost life’s roll of the dice, found themselves in corners of the world where life could be dramatically altered. Life, liberty, and justice, at the end of the day, are often inaccessible.

In addition to writing my books, I also adapt many of them to screen plays. I manage the film side through my company Sensory Films.

Full Length Feature Films:
- Demons, Judgement Day
- The Plague, Judgement Day
- The Chosen

Streaming Series:
- The Omega Variant
- Tales from the Grindhouse - from my Grindhouse books
- Love in the Time of EMPs

Read more at:
www.sensory-films.com

21/10/2024

My Interview on the Steve Kidd Radio Show - Demons: Judgement Day

My interview with Steve about my best-selling novel, Demons: Judgement Day.

19/08/2024

Interview with Steve Kidd - The Plague: Judgement Day

A great interview with Steve in the Best Seller author program about my novel, The Plague: Judgement Day.

17/03/2024

My Interview with Meet the Author

My interview with the team at Meet the Author.

26/02/2024

Interview with Peter Okonkwo

My interview with Peter Okonkwo of Literary Podcast on writing and films.

20/11/2023

Interview on Lure Entertainment

Catch my latest interview. The press is here: About | Lure Entertainment and Lure Entertainment Productions LLC

21/09/2023

My interview with Nick Bracks - Australian Radio

My interview with Nick Bracks on Australian Radio.

02/08/2023

My interview with Florida radio

A fun little interview about me and my work. Jump ahead to minute 39 for my part of the interview.

06/05/2020

My Interview with Anthony Bonaparte

A great interview about me and my latest book, The Omega Variant in the Montreal Suburban.

02/08/2023

My interview on E-Heroes Pod Cast

06/02/2020

My Radio interview with iHeart Radio

A great interview with Peter Anthony Holder and his Stuph Files show on iHeart Radio.

07/08/2022

Toronto West Magazines interview

25/09/2022

Another Interview for The Omega Variant

https://www.newinbooks.com/interview-with-sean-oneil-author-of-the-omega-variant/

21/08/2024

The Plague, Judgement Day screenplay wins best script

The screenplay for the Plague, Judgement Day wins the New York Independent Cinema for Best Script

21/08/2024

Jhill wins the International Impact Award

Jhill is a winner in the Mystery, Thriller, Suspense category.

28/05/2024

The BC Night Train is a finalist in the prestigious Bucharest Short Film Festival

29/09/2023

The Chosen - Book review

The Prairies book review of my novel, The Chosen

28/02/2024

Another win - Austin Short Film Festival

Another win for The BC Night Train

11/04/2024

The BC Night Train wins best short film script at the Toronto

15/10/2023

In the hunt at a good Canadian Film Festival

22/09/2023

The Chosen wins the Santa Barbara International Film Festival

Another win for The Chosen

28/04/2023

The Chosen Film Project continues to move ahead through agreement with Buffalo 8

Sensory Films has signed with Buffalo 8, a Bondit company, to advance The Chosen film project.

28/04/2023

Both The Chosen and The Plague make the finals in the Big Apple Film Festival.

28/04/2023

The film adaption of Demons makes the finals in The New York International Screenwriting Competition

27/03/2023

Semifinalist - Dublin Film Awards for The Chosen

27/03/2023

Semifinalist - Hollywood International Golden Age Awards - The Chosen

27/03/2023

Another Semifinalist for The Chosen - Barcelona Indie Awards

03/11/2022

Yet another win. This time for The Chosen again.

23/10/2022

Another win - The Chosen wins the New York Independent Cinema Awards

16/10/2022

The Plague and The Chosen both Select in New York

The screenplays for both The Plague and The Chosen were selected in the New York Independent Cinema Awards.

09/10/2022

Another WIN - Best Script - California Indies Award

The Plague, Judgement Day wins the California Indies

01/10/2022

A Big Win for The BC Night Train in Amsterdam

16/09/2022

Demons, Judgement Day screen play makes the semi finals

10/08/2022

The script for Demons, Judgement Day selected for the Montreal Independent Fiml Festival

07/08/2022

Hollywood Script Award Finalist and Honorable mention

The Plague, Judgement Day made the final and earned Honorable mention in the Hollywood Script Awards.

23/05/2022

Book Review - Demons, Judgement Day

A good review of my book, Demons, Judgement Day

04/03/2020

Book Review - The Plague, Judgement Day

A great review of one of my most popular novels.

16/09/2022

Another Selection and Finalist - Demons

The Oxford Script Awards

Toronto, Ontario, Canada

sean.oneil@sean-oneil-writer.com

Storytelling at its Best

"Sean is quite possibly the greatest story teller I've ever known"

About Me

About Writing

My Books

Brian's Stolen Dream

Sahara's Miracle

Parminder's Legacy

James's Game

Love in a Time of EMPs

Jhill

The Comatose Diaries

Grindhouse Canada Urban Legends from the Great White North

Grindhouse Caribbean

The Chosen

Galway Banshee

The Plague, Judgement Day

Demons, Judgement Day

The Omega Variant

The Chinese Door

My Audio Books

Book Reviews

The Chosen - Book review

Book Review - Demons, Judgement Day

Book Review - The Plague, Judgement Day

The Chosen

The Omega Variant

The Plague: Judgement Day

Demons: Judgement Day

Coming Projects

Galway Banshee

Judgement Day: The Final Journey

When We Are Kings

The Price of Freedom

My Journey's and Adventures

My Films

Press - Interviews

My Interview on the Steve Kidd Radio Show - Demons: Judgement Day

Interview with Steve Kidd - The Plague: Judgement Day

My Interview with Meet the Author

Interview with Peter Okonkwo

Interview on Lure Entertainment

My interview with Nick Bracks - Australian Radio

My interview with Florida radio

My Interview with Anthony Bonaparte

My interview on E-Heroes Pod Cast

My Radio interview with iHeart Radio

Toronto West Magazines interview

Another Interview for The Omega Variant

Press - Other

The Plague, Judgement Day screenplay wins best script

Jhill wins the International Impact Award

The BC Night Train is a finalist in the prestigious Bucharest Short Film Festival

The Chosen - Book review

Another win - Austin Short Film Festival

The BC Night Train wins best short film script at the Toronto

In the hunt at a good Canadian Film Festival

The Chosen wins the Santa Barbara International Film Festival

The Chosen Film Project continues to move ahead through agreement with Buffalo 8

Both The Chosen and The Plague make the finals in the Big Apple Film Festival.

The film adaption of Demons makes the finals in The New York International Screenwriting Competition

Semifinalist - Dublin Film Awards for The Chosen

Semifinalist - Hollywood International Golden Age Awards - The Chosen

Another Semifinalist for The Chosen - Barcelona Indie Awards

Yet another win. This time for The Chosen again.

Another win - The Chosen wins the New York Independent Cinema Awards

The Plague and The Chosen both Select in New York

Another WIN - Best Script - California Indies Award

A Big Win for The BC Night Train in Amsterdam

Demons, Judgement Day screen play makes the semi finals

The script for Demons, Judgement Day selected for the Montreal Independent Fiml Festival

Hollywood Script Award Finalist and Honorable mention

Book Review - Demons, Judgement Day

Book Review - The Plague, Judgement Day

Another Selection and Finalist - Demons

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