Marc O’Brien, writer of the contemporary book, The Final Fence: Sophomores In The Saddle was interviewed by the Florida Writers Association. Marc spoke about his disability, his life journey and how he started writing books. He also talked in detail about ‘The Final Fence: Sophomores In The Saddle.’ Watch and listen the complete interview here.

Marc’s book conveys a very deep message that winning does not matter but living does. It starts with two characters named Eddie Patrick and Danielle Lynne, meeting up on the college campus. Mutual admiration for horses begins a classroom discussion. The beautiful message is that the ability to build relationships is the actual achievement in life. It also teaches the younger generation how to respect others. Check out the book here.

Marc O’Brien writes fiction in a way that teaches the readers multiple things. He has also written and published Peter The Peteeatrick Panda’s Playground, Peter The Peteeatrick Panda and the Pandy Chip Pancakes and A Special Person to Ride.