Orlando J. Addison es sacerdote Episcopal y Rector de la iglesia St. James in-the-Hills, en la ciudad de Hollywood, Florida. Nació y se crió en Tela, Honduras. Egresó de la Universidad Nacional Autónoma de Honduras en el área de Ciencias Sociales, realizó estudios en Lehman College, NY y obtuvo su maestría en teología del Seminario de Virginia , estado de Virginia.

Adisson vive con su esposa Julia y sus dos hijos Cathleen y Steven, en Hollywood, Florida. Es autor de la novela Happy Land, Tierra de Infi erno, que narra la vida y muerte de ochenta y siete personas fallecidas en la discoteca del sur del Bronx, NY, el 25 de Marzo de 1990. La Noche Tuvo Miedo es su primer poemario.

En la actualidad Adisson está completando su tercer libro, una novela titulada Camino a la muerte.

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Orlando J. Addison is an Episcopal priest and rector of St. James in-the-Hills Church in the city of Hollywood, Florida. He was born and raised in Tela, Honduras. Addison graduated from the Independent National University (la Universidad Nacional Autonoma) of Honduras with a degree in Social Sciences. He also studied at Lehman College in New York and earned a master’s degree in theology from the Virginia Seminary in the state of Virginia.

Addison lives with his wife Julia and his two children Cathleen and Steven in Hollywood, Florida. He is the author of the novella “Happy Land, Land of Inferno,” which recounts the life and death of 87 persons who perished in a discotheque fi re in the south Bronx, New York on March 25, 1990. Night Was Afraid to Fall (La Noche Tuvo Miedo) is his first collection of poetry.

Addison is currently completing his third book, a novella
titled Th e Road to Death.