Peter Pan
WHEN Sale author John Raynor heard Peter Pan on television, he had an idea. He remembered how J. M. Barrie had donated the royalties from this story to the Great Ormond Street Hospital for Children.
John, a seventy-one year old blind writer, had launched his latest novel, 'See All Evil'.
Moorfields Eye Hospital in London is referred to many times in this story, as the main character, Alex McCloud, is provided with bionic eyes from the research department at Moorfields.
John has decided to donate royalties from both paperback and E-book versions of 'See All Evil' to Moorfields Eye Hospital, in the hope that his contribution will, in the course of time, make a difference to the many thousands of blind people throughout the UK.
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