The memoir Ed and Dorothy: Rocky Mountain Romance follows Ed and Dorothy’s growing family as well as their extended family of Banff wardens, community members and friends.
Write Stuff: Preserve your memories – not your stuff
Write Stuff: Preserve your memories – not your stuff. This online course is for those who want to get rid of “stuff” but not the memories that are bound to the items.
China, human rights and a memoir
Today, Thursday, June 4, is the thirty-first anniversary of the bloody Tiananmen Square crackdown in China. Most of the world knows what happened then, and knows what’s happening now in …
Discovering Sophie’s Way
Who is Sophie and why does she get her own Way? I’ve been looking for information on Sophie’s Way in Edmonton for a few weeks. I’ve done internet searches on …
#Netherlands75
This year marks the 75th anniversary of the Liberation of the Netherlands and V-E Day. The Government of Canada was supposed to be sending an official delegation that included Second …
Back to the future: Part 2
Staying home now doesn’t just mean not getting ill with the coronavirus, it also means saving lives. Last week, I asked you to write stories of people, places or things …
Love in the time of coronavirus
WBUR Modern Love is looking for stories about love in the time of coronavirus. It’s collecting anecdotes via voice memo. I sent one in. Have a listen here.
Write Time
The Corona Virus is bringing each of our worlds almost to a standstill. Our routines are shortening. Our bailiwicks are shrinking. Our social circles are getting smaller as we self-isolate …
Rocky Mountain Romance: A memoir
I’ve been working on the memoir of Ed and Dorothy Carleton, commissioned by their three sons, Mike, Terry and Brian, for almost two years. On Saturday, the book, Ed and Dorothy: …
Stories to lead you home
When I first met Connie Genilo in Calgary a few years ago, she was dreaming about putting her story into print. Well, she’s done it and has published her memoir. …