Fiction

Inaugural poetry collection by Barbara E. Hunt applies a benchmark of emotional and spiritual truthfulness to a journey through a dissolving world—and back home. Throughout, its poetry carries a compassionate candor, poignant perceptiveness and a haunting sense of hope. The poet looks deep into herself, and ponders the question of relationship and what connection to […]

Frustrated mother of two, Brianne Hunter, escapes her bland life in rural Fennelton by embarking on a weekend away shopping with her best friend. On the drive to her friend Darlene’s estate, Brianne crashes her Jeep off the Mausoleum Road, and makes her way, bleeding and injured, to a stone ranch seeking help. There she

Margaret took my 5 week evening course at Trent University Oshawa in Jan/Feb 2015. She has created several trailers. The Chrystal Grove Stone Cottage A young woman in late 19th century falls in love with a Scottish mason, much to the disgust of her aristocratic mother. Their mother/daughter relationship which has always been strained shreds

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Heather took my 5 week evening course at Trent University Oshawa in Jan/Feb 2015. This is her first trailer. Betting Game by Heather M O’Connor Published on Apr 6, 2015 Jack’s a rising star for an elite soccer academy. But when a slick bookie introduces Jack to illegal gambling, the Beautiful Game turns ugly.

Fifteen-year-old Jamie MacPherson is confused. Everyone seems to want change but can’t agree as to how that change should come about. William Lyon Mackenzie is calling the people of Upper Canada to arm themselves and break free of British rule, and Jamie’s friends and neighbours are all for joining Mackenzie and his army. His father