The Great Canadian Book Challenge is taking the nation by storm. Today I officially toss my hat into the ring. Watch this site for frequent updates and reviews of Canadian
That's a scene in Writing-On-Stone provincial park, Alberta. It's the setting of my first novel, Leaving Wyoming. In addition, the park and its name are symbolic -- in many ways the coulee walls there are some of the earliest forms of Canadian Literature. Slightly less symbolic is the fact that the Milk River, which runs through the park, is a "backwater" of the Missouri-Mississippi river systems.
Glad to see I'm not the only one who scours the intertubes for mentions of my name. Feel free to use my review in whatever form you feel like. I did enjoy it quite a bit.
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Glad to have you joining the challenge.
And I'm curious, where is that in your banner photo?
That's a scene in Writing-On-Stone provincial park, Alberta. It's the setting of my first novel, Leaving Wyoming. In addition, the park and its name are symbolic -- in many ways the coulee walls there are some of the earliest forms of Canadian Literature. Slightly less symbolic is the fact that the Milk River, which runs through the park, is a "backwater" of the Missouri-Mississippi river systems.
Glad to see I'm not the only one who scours the intertubes for mentions of my name. Feel free to use my review in whatever form you feel like. I did enjoy it quite a bit.
Ahh...We Few, We "Vain" and Happy Few, We Band of Brothers.
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