David Henry, manager at Indigo Books, 8705 Yonge Street, Richmond Hill, Ontario, has been kind enough to not only host my book signing Saturday, June 28, but to put up an advance display. If you’re unable to attend the signing on Saturday, why not drop in prior to the event and purchase a copy of Shadow Song or Recipes of a Dumb Housewife? Staff will be more than pleased to hold your copy for you…
I’ve made great progress with my upcoming anthology, And the Angels Sang. Edits are completed, and I’ve updated the format and typesetting to reflect a fresher, more modern approach which, hopefully, Chapters/Indigo will find enticing. I’ve kept the original cover art of which all of you seemed to be enamoured (my favourite as well, and the remaining vestiges of the original oil painting by Kelly Stephens), and redesigned the cover to reflect current trends. I’m…
Saturday, June 28 I’ll be appearing at Indigo Books, 8705 Yonge Street, Richmond Hill, Ontario, 1:00 to 3:00 p.m. I’ll be signing copies of my historical novel, Shadow Song, as well as my cookbook, Recipes of a Dumb Housewife. Very much look forward to seeing you there! I’m taking the month of July off from my book signing tour this year, but will be back at it Saturday, August 30 when I’ll be appearing at…
If you’re going to be in Ontario, near the village of Mono Centre, you absolutely need to visit this remarkable exhibition. Quint*essential is an eclectic exhibition of five artists creating in five different disciplines. Kathryn Thomson works in blown glass; Brenda Roy, a creator of Celtic inspired jewellery; Linda Jenetti, painter of colourful watercolour landscapes, oils and acrylics; Rosemary Molesworth, designer of whimsical functional pottery; and Pat Burns-Wendland, weaver and clothing designer. Brenda Roy, the…
Saturday, May 31 I was at Coles, Upper Canada Mall, Newmarket from 1:00 to 3:00 p.m. signing copies of Shadow Song and Recipes of a Dumb Housewife. The afternoon went very well, with the highlight being my Mum- and Dad-in-law showed up for a quick hello, as did an old school chum I haven’t seen in 35 years, Wayne Cowie, as well as another old chum, Lois Brown. Although Lois and I are diametrically opposed…