Heaven’S Radio

By Matthew Oreilly

MAT.: Maybe I should try and talk to another psychic. Maybe it would help to converse with someone who has experienced the same phenomenon or thing I have.

EDNA: Theres nothing any of them could tell you that you dont already know.

MIKE: I think it would be a good idea. You could swap stories and experiences.

MAT.: Kellie made me laugh earlier. Did you hear the way her voice rose when she said, Oh, so they speak to you, do they?

• Language: English
• Publisher: AuthorHouse UK
• Release date: Dec 5, 2016
• ISBN: 9781524666880

Matthew Oreilly

Matthew Smith is a first-time author from England, who first realised that he had psychic abilities after seeing numerous visions involving orbs, amongst other things, and experiencing various paranormal activities.

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Published by AuthorHouse 11/29/2016

ISBN: 978-1-5246-6687-3 (sc)

ISBN: 978-1-5246-6688-0 (e)

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MAT. Maybe I should try and talk to another psychic. Maybe it would help to converse with someone who’s experienced the same phenomenon I have.

EDNA. There’s nothing any of them could tell you that you don’t already know.

MIKE. I think it would be a good idea. You could swap stories and experiences.

MAT. Kellie made me laugh earlier. Did you hear the way her voice rose when she said, ‘Oh, so they speak to you, do they?’

Yeah of course they do. Look at all the writing.

MIKE. Yeah. Come on, Kel. How many pads do you want?

EDNA. It’s hard for Kellie to understand. She’s not psychic.

MAT. She could accept the fact that I am.

EDNA. Maybe she will one day.

MAT. Let’s just say I decided to get into psychic readings, which I could if I wanted to, I wouldn’t charge.

EDNA. Most psychics do get paid for readings.

MIKE. Not your style though, mate.

MAT. Mind you, Kellie did laugh when I said she could buy a copy rather than read mine.

EDNA. That was a very funny moment.

MIKE. Yeah, she took it with a good sense of humour.

MAT. I’m intrigued to hear a real reviewer’s comments on the book.

EDNA. Hopefully you’ll be pleasantly surprised.

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MAT. Did you hear that old lady saying all criminals should be send to the electric chair?

EDNA. Yes she was a hard-nosed lady.

MIKE. Hard-nosed isn’t the word. The world wouldn’t fancy her as a judge.

MAT. There wouldn’t be any crime

MIKE. You would be taking a risk if she were in charge.

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MAT. I might have to pawn my watch to get some money.

EDNA. Don’t pawn your lovely watch. It was a present.

MIKE. I’m with Edna there, mate.

MAT. Times are desperate for money. Beggars can’t be choosers.

EDNA. Matthew, you’re not a tramp.

MAT. My bank balance says different.

EDNA. Very funny, Matthew.

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MAT. You’ve shown me visions I could never have dreamt of.

EDNA. That’s why people will be amazed once they’ve heard them all.

MIKE. Yeah. People should enjoy all of those cloud visions.

MAT. Whenever I mention them, like to the vicar, for example, people don’t know what to say.

EDNA. It’s not a normal conversation. It catches people off guard.

MAT. Hey, what did you make of that lady answering the door