The inspiring transformation and heart-warming stories told in Stories Inked are almost all inextricably linked to the transformative work of ORT. The stories tell much about the human spirit, how given an opportunity it can soar above a past that tried to obliterate it.
Read MoreTwo Holocaust survivors that cross paths, fall in love and start a family together.
Read MoreFamily Ties: Memories, Poetry, and Good Food is a perfect gift for any family member, young or old. It is a moving collection of short stories, poems and recipes about family ties. It is truly a loving tribute to family and good times. Read this warm and inviting book aloud at the dining room table with the whole family. It will make young and old laugh and cry.
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Destination Cuba is a wonderful Cuba memoir by world traveller Richard M. Grove. It is a socially enlightening, sometimes funny, always interesting. President of the Canada Cuba Literary Alliance, Richard has travelled and taught in Cuba for 20 years.
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Rick Jackson Author: Rick Jackson Title: Encyclopedia of Rock, Pop & Folk Music in Canada – 2nd Edition ISBN: 978-1-927725-44-3 Trade Paperback: 584 pages Suggested Retail : $34.95 E-Stores: Amazon, Barnes & Nobel, Indigo and other e-stores worldwide. (Check each e-store for the best price on book and shipping as prices...
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‘Window Fishing: The Night we caught Beatlemania’ is so populare it is now in the third edition with new stories, poems and essays. It will be cherished by anyone that lived in the Beatles eara or wants to understand the significance of the pop fanomenon called Beatlemania.
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Like a semi-autobiographical novel in over forty chapters, the stories that make up ‘A Mad Bent Diva’ range from intimate portraits of a queer childhood, to lengthy narratives about a group of friends who engage in annual holidays at a favourite beach property where ‘bitchiness’ prevails, carnal knowledge raises its frequently campy head, and life affirming camaraderie reigns supreme.
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The mystique of the Antarctic enthralls everyone, but few dare venture to its icy shores. But for those who do, a myriad of questions arise – what do I wear? What will I do? What will I see? How do I prepare? Geoff Carpentier, a veteran expedition guide, brings you his knowledge and experience through the pages of this fun and informative guide.
Read MoreThe most significant book of translated Cuban poetry ever published.
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