What an incredible night at Government House launching Miss G and Me as the One Book One Province title for 2024! Read my blog & see lots of cool pix! https://t.co/06qTqfC996
DriverWorks Ink is delighted that Jennifer S. Wallace's nonfiction memoir about her mother, Miss G and Me, has been chosen by the Saskatchewan Library Association as their One Book One Province title for 2024!
#booktwt#Saskatchewan#BlackHistoryMonth
On my Regina to Saskatoon drive, I saw a semitrailer on fire, a house on fire, & a semi in the ditch. All are awful anytime, especially in - 47C. Huge thanks to the driver who pulled over to ensure I was okay in my SUV when I stopped to take a phone call. I love Prairie people!
I edited my book about this 100yo WWII bomber #pilot with & beside him! How cool is that? The Boy Who Wanted To Fly - Reginald "Crash" Harrison's Story is coming this fall!
See what Reg thinks of it - https://t.co/gX2dqWtoSG
(Thnx @creativesask 4 bk publishing $!)
Today, I wrote to @PascaleStOnge_ & @FP_Champagne to tell them that Canadian creators and publishers like me are counting on them to fix the Copyright Act & stop great Canadian content from disappearing. Please join me! #cdnpoli https://t.co/97jaIkw0LR
@love_walk_life Crash Harrison. 101-year-old Canadian bomber pilot who survived 4 crashes in England during WWII. https://t.co/FWwqwULS8l Ebook coming soon.
Meet author Romie Christie in Calgary and Regina as she introduces her new book See You in Le Touquet: A Memoir of War and Destiny. The love story of her parents, Judge Sandy MacPherson & Dorothy (Borutti) MacPherson.
Come see me and this 101-year-old WWII bomber pilot in Saskatoon on Wednesday night at Nutana Legion! We'll be sharing stories of Reg "Crash" Harrison's inspiring life.
#booktwt#RemembranceDay#Veterans
Had a fun day at the Tunnels of Moose Jaw talking with students from #Oxbow#Sask to launch Mary Harelkin Bishop's new Tunnels of Tyranny book, #4 in her Moose Jaw Time Travel Adventure series. Check out our video...
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"You are someone’s favorite person. The way you laugh. Your kind heart. Your sense of humor. The way you make problems melt away with a loving hug/shoulder to cry on. You are important to more people than you even know. And it’s tough to remember that sometimes, but it’s true."