Dundurn
Going Digital
Any one close to me, or anyone who happens to follow me on Facebook, knows that I celebrated a birthday this week. I hit the (not-so) monumental 2-6. But, anyone who knows me also knows that my birthday has been cursed. Over the last few years, something has always happened on my special day to [...]
Q and A with John Moss, author of Reluctant Dead
Looking for a book to read this summer? A great choice whether you’re lounging in the sunshine (hopefully) or curled up in a comfy chair avoiding the rain (preferably not), is Reluctant Dead – the newly released exciting third novel in the Quin and Morgan Detective series by John Moss. Previously a writer of literary [...]
Q and A with Carolyn Molnar, author of Compassionate Messenger
Carolyn Molnar is a full-time psychic medium living in Toronto. She teaches psychic development classes throughout North America and was a correspondent for Psychic News, a Spiritualist newspaper published in England. In the following Q and A she discusses her latest work, Compassionate Messenger: True Stories from a Psychic Medium: a captivating collection of stories that delve [...]
Q and A with Carol Bennett McCuaig, author of Encountering the Wild
It’s June 1st – finally, it’s time for summer to begin! As cottage season approaches, there’s no better time to immerse yourself in all that Canada’s wilderness has to offer. Just ask Dundurn author Carol Bennett McCuaig. Her recently released book Encountering the Wild contains several exciting stories and up-close observations on wildlife and nature from [...]
Q and A with Farzana Doctor, author of Six Metres of Pavement
Dundurn author Farzana Doctor, a Toronto-based private practice consultant and psychotherapist, discusses the background and idea behind her recent novel, Six Metres of Pavement (released in March 2011). The novel delves into the serious questions and emotions surrounding the subjects of grief, death, redemption and making mistakes, while simultaneously tackling issues of diversity and the [...]
Q&A with Mahtab Narsimhan, author of The Deadly Conch
Like many other great Canadian authors who will soon be visiting schools, libraries, and bookstores around the country in honour of Canadian Children’s Book Week (which kicks off on April 30), Dundurn children’s author Mahtab Narsimhan will be touring across Manitoba to speak with students in grades 4-8 and their parents and teachers about the [...]
From Britain, With Love
I don’t get a lot of mail.
That’s sort of sad to say aloud (say? type?), but it’s true. Aside from the bills and assorted junk mail that are stuffed in my mailbox at home, and the odd letter from an awards committee sent to me here at work, most of my correspondence is confined to [...]
