Phillip O'Sullivan

Phillip O’Sullivan worked as a Government Officer in computer codes and logistics and supply chain. With almost a lifetime in teaching also his skills as a Tertiary Instructor. Working with W.E.A, Night High Schools for adults, TLC and Whiteria. And travelling in Asia as Instructor also. In this he follows, like Bill Will my series character his father, His dads footsteps for Lieutenant O'Sullivan flew accurate night missions over France inserting agents, resistance fighters and ammunition supplies to marquis operatives and spies on French territory. Extracting downed fliers and endangered espionage agents. We also had a French aunt living under German occupation. We had her estate possessions later in our home; as we did a New Yorkers books collection whom Lieutenant O’Sullivan visited when trained in Canada. Somehow most of Dads memorabilia consisted of Suez, North African and Desert campaigns material, possibly gathered enroute home after the war. The writer also practised as an abstract minimalist solo exhibiting artist. With over thirty one person and museum art shows to his name. Phillip O'Sullivan is a website writer who has obtained 16,000 unique visitors per month on his art and writing websites. This is around 250,000 unique website visitors in a year. And growing rapidly. Previously he had lectured at University level for one year. Having himself attended three universities at Canterbury, Victoria University and Massey University over a period of nine years. He has written twelve books most of which are obtainable on Amazon. These include: "Redeeming the Male Gaze", "Fighting for Survival; 12 Ways Feminists Fail the WEST", "Empowered Masculinity", "Both Barrels" "Alabaster Birds" and "Testimony 11"– a memoir of high metaphysical Mystical phenomena in operation within the postmodern world today, "m a s c u l i s t Feminist", "Zealandia", “Alabaster Birds”- plus “Matriarchos”a dystopian exploration of alternative politics in future history. This is now a short novel. "Matriarchos" which introduces a series character William B Williamson, the narrator and writer of the story: Bill Will. A Fierce latter day masculist who is hot for political activism yet eschews using violence that harms humans. Like Phillip O'Sullivan, intelligent also. With two military and technical degrees and seeking post Doctorate United States Army employment overseas. Especially in Europe. Hence the connections above. A writers apprenticeship is sometimes reckoned on being approximately one million words. At nearly six hundred thousand words all told; better success in the writing may be getting closer. Certainly I see the quality improve; as my first assays were often about uploading, formatting and obtaining a great cover than anything else. Learning has been by the extensive purchase of Kindle books to the rather glorious tune of well over one thousand dollars. Yet this is considerably less than that of a ‘creative writing course’ given as ones origin these days. Author has two university degrees in Fine arts and in English literature. So maybe I can be forgiven my exasperation with tertiary education. Not everyone wants to be a University professor. O’Sullivan is among the top 1000 writers on Amazon Kindle e-books for his books in the area of utopian spirituality and metaphysical dystopian consciousness. His current listing on first opening set him initially at the top 800 mark. His intellectual background is in a very wide reading of non-fiction including science and mathematics, economics and politics. Despite the 'arts' degrees. Several of his books at this stage tackle the extremely difficult area of gender politics and the feminist dominance of our intellectual understanding of ideology, sociology, psychology, consciousness, politics and of course history. The result of feminist thinking however seriously comes a cropper when you consider its effects on population and economics and the resultant upheavals of immigration and terrorism filling in the gap left by a vast feminist demographic absence. This elision of feminism is the cause of all our troubles. Terrorism and migration is really the symptom of what we ourselves have done. Many of my books examine precisely this issue. However, there is another side to my writing which is more hopeful and in time will emerge more and more as we need to seek sustenance and nourishment from that heightened consciousness that is only obtainable from true and genuine spiritual impulses. Operating within the extremely physical world. That is where the true power lies. As I hope all my books exhibit this underlying theme.