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    Those Who Hear: Journeys of the Astropaths
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    Those Who Hear: Journeys of the Astropaths

    By Jonathon Siminoe

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    CODY GALLAS has always been able to remember – with uncanny detail – the places he visits and can draw them nearly to scale. But until his chance meeting with MICHAEL he had no idea that this ability was just an inkling of his true potential.

    Cody's tragic childhood has cost him everyone he every loved, leaving him alone at age 14 to face the greatest discovery of his life and to cope with his most paramount decision. Enter the world of the astropaths, where the mind is the gateway to nearly magical powers. Astropaths can not only communicate telepathically and read other’s thoughts; they also have the ability to transport themselves any where in the world. These travelers are very powerful, but while performing their most potent technique they are also at their most vulnerable.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherXinXii
    Release dateApr 22, 2011
    ISBN9786167270609
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    Those Who Hear: Journeys of the Astropaths
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    Jonathon Siminoe

    Jonathon Siminoe received his undergraduate degree in creative writing, English, and education from Metropolitan State College in Denver Colorado. Jonathon holds an MA from Colorado College in Educational Humanities. He taught for 9 years at Gateway High School in Aurora Colorado where he taught primarily creative writing. Since moving to Thailand he has been a lecturer at Assumption University and is currently teaching in Satit Kaset's International Program. His novel 'Echo Pool' is a piece dedicated to his father Bill Siminoe who died of lung cancer. It was not his death, but his life which truly inspired this novel and gives the book its most memorable character. After an idyllic childhood spent in a tiny farm village in Nebraska, and then a hectic career as a professional gambler and teacher in Denver Colorado, his move to Bangkok 6 years ago has spurred a rebirth of his creative drive. "Writing is my way of exercising demons. The problem is with all that exercise they seem to just get stronger and stronger." Jonathon also writes under a pen name SIM when he is writing in the Fantasy or Young Adult genre. Bangkok Book House will be releasing his 'Journeys of the Astropaths series' in 2008. The first novel is 'Those Who Hear'. There are 5 novels scheduled for this series. You can check out his website www.siminoe.com which blogs about Thailand and writing and his life. Also his other website about the Astropaths will be coming soon at http://astropaths.blogspot.com/

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