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Posted By: Yao
, on Friday, 23 March 2007
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 Lisa de Nikolits was born and raised in Johannesburg, South Africa, where she lived until 1998. An art director by trade for over twenty years, she also lived and worked in Australia, UK, the USA and of course, Canada. She is a Canadian citizen who plans (as much as one can plan these things) to stay in Canada the rest of her life. She lives in The Beach in Toronto with a lovely man and two cats and is extremely fond of all things Canadian. |
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Posted By: Yao
, on Tuesday, 06 February 2007
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Dr. J. Mansoor M.D.
 Dr. J. Mansoor M.D. has over 30 yrs of experience in the practice of medicine. Apart from being a medical doctor he has received advanced training in human behaviour, neurolinguistic programming and is a certified hypnotherapist. |
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Posted By: Yao
, on Tuesday, 06 February 2007
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Catherine Thompson
Position: Acquisitions Editor
Catherine Thompson has worked with books in one capacity or another most of her life. She holds a Masters in English Literature from UNB and has a regular crime-fiction review column in The New Brunswick Reader. |
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Posted By: Yao
, on Tuesday, 06 February 2007
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Briann Stuart
 Yvonne Wilson generally writes literary fiction, often on a "green" theme, but every once in a while she relaxes and writes a humorous Trinity Romance, which she signs Briann Stuart. The sixth is just waiting for her to indulge her playful side again.
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Posted By: Yao
, on Monday, 05 February 2007
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Carl B. Olsen
 Carl B. Olsen grew up in London, England and Mississauga, Ontario. He later moved to British Columbia, where for many years he worked in a pulp mill.
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Posted By: Vince McMullin
, on Sunday, 04 February 2007
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Heather Campbell
 Heather Campbell was raised in Saint John, New Brunswick, and moved to Montreal at the age of eighteen to study English Literature and Communications at Concordia University. Now living in Toronto,
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Posted By: Vince McMullin
, on Sunday, 04 February 2007
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George Norrie
George Norrie is the co-author and collator of information of From Cloddy Earth to Glittering Gold, the biography of his father, mining legend J. P. Norrie. He was born to the north, but was only five when his father died and the family returned to Nova Scotia. George lives in Truro, Nova Scotia, on the old family homestead. |
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Posted By: Vince McMullin
, on Sunday, 04 February 2007
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Daniel Paradis
Born on September 7, 1950, Daniel obtained a Licence in Translation at the Université Laval, in Québec City, in 1973, and from then on, has been a translator (from English to French) first for the Canadian government (until 1987) and afterwards as a free-lancer. He is also an author, having written two books: Le feu sur la lune (et autres histoires), and a novel entitled Le roi des pissenlits, both published by Le Nordir.
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Posted By: Vince McMullin
, on Sunday, 04 February 2007
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Katherine Doan
Katherine Doan was born and raised in Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario, with summers spent at the family cottage ("the camp") at Gros Cap, on Lake Superior. She earned an Honours Bachelor of Journalism from Carleton University in Ottawa. |
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Posted By: Vince McMullin
, on Sunday, 04 February 2007
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 Stephen Davidson first saw his work in print in 1971 when he was a weekly high school columnist for the Moncton Times and Transcript. While editor of Acadia University’s student newspaper The Athenaeum, he wrote his 1975 thesis on the first black pastors of the Nova Scotia Baptist denomination. |
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Posted By: Vince McMullin
, on Sunday, 04 February 2007
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Adrian Smith
 Adrian was born in Prince Edward Island in 1961. For the past 18 years he has worked in education as an English teacher, counsellor, consultant, lecturer and most recently as a director of student services for the Eastern School District.
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Posted By: Vince McMullin
, on Sunday, 04 February 2007
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Terry Crawford
Terry Crawford was born and raised in Saint John, N.B. where he went through the Catholic school system until Grade XII at which point he switched to Saint John High School in 1965.
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Posted By: Vince McMullin
, on Sunday, 04 February 2007
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Marty Klinkenberg
Marty Klinkenberg is the senior writer at the New Brunswick Telegraph–Journal, the province–wide daily newspaper. He has worked as a reporter and editor for newspapers in Canada and the United States, including The Miami Herald, Newsday and The New York Times |
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Posted By: Vince McMullin
, on Sunday, 04 February 2007
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Rose Finnigan
 Born and raised in Northern Ontario, Rose developed a love of nature by wandering over its rugged landscape. Extensive travel reinforced this love.The influence of an English foster mother, who entertained her with Grimm’s Fairy Tales and Nursery Rhymes, developed her love of the written word. |
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Posted By: Vince McMullin
, on Sunday, 04 February 2007
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Patricia McNeil
Patricia McNeil came to town from the Peninsula, Southern New Brunswickers know where that is: trees, birds and deep protected water for sailing. Patricia attended Mcdonald Consolidated School, one of the longest serving schools in the area; or that may be Macdonald Consolidated School.
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Posted By: Vince McMullin
, on Sunday, 04 February 2007
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 Ever look at that plastic milk jug on the counter and envision it filled with flowers? Or hanging from a tree, filled with birdseed? And what about those old ice skates? Ever wonder how you could turn them from trash into treasure? |
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Posted By: Vince McMullin
, on Sunday, 04 February 2007
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John Codner
A native of Hampton New Brunswick, John Codner began writing as a hobby, then parlayed it into a Journalism profession, and today is a young up–and–coming Creative Director for three radio stations. |
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Posted By: Vince McMullin
, on Sunday, 04 February 2007
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 Don Gutteridge was born in Sarnia, Ontario and raised in the nearby village of Point Edward. He graduated from the University of Western Ontario in 1960 with an Honours (English) degree. Before joining the faculty at Western, he taught high school for seven years.
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Posted By: Vince McMullin
, on Sunday, 04 February 2007
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 Lawrence Alexander Panchuk was a graduate student of the National Broadcasting School in Toronto, Ontario. He has lived in both Canada, and the United States. His experiences could fill a large museum from his recording in Belgium with a rock band to scuba diving in the caves off Florida. |
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Posted By: Vince McMullin
, on Sunday, 04 February 2007
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 Elizabeth Dickison was born in Lower Woodstock, N.B. and moved to Saint John when she married. She presently resides in East Riverside with her husband Grant. They have three sons and are grandparents to one grandson and five granddaughters. |
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Posted By: Vince McMullin
, on Sunday, 04 February 2007
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 Janet Kidd has been on stage as a performer for almost all of her 50 years.
She teaches singing, piano and public speaking; is music director for two churches, and is a published composer and author. |
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Posted By: Vince McMullin
, on Sunday, 04 February 2007
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 David Page worked in education for 25 years, teaching English and Canadian history. He co–wrote and edited a series of five pedagogical manuals, entitled Options: Real–Life English. |
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Posted By: Vince McMullin
, on Sunday, 04 February 2007
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 FLora Kidd is a legend in her own lifetime. This amazingly prolific writer has over 70 novels published. Raised in England where she wrote Harlequin Romances, Flora has long since moved to Canada where she resides in Saint John, NB. |
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Posted By: Vince McMullin
, on Sunday, 04 February 2007
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 When you’re 16 years old and longing for an adventure, you can read about one. Sometimes when you read about adventure, you become envious of the characters whom you read about but because you are only 16 years old, |
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Posted By: Vince McMullin
, on Sunday, 04 February 2007
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 Armageddon Forever is the memoir of a young man, like numbers of young men around the world, who made bad choices in his early youth that led to abusing drugs and alcohol, then to psychosis. |
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Posted By: Vince McMullin
, on Sunday, 04 February 2007
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 D.C. Rhind was born in Sydney, Nova Scotia, Canada in 1956. He has been a Kung Fu instructor (David holds black belt rankings in Wing Chun and Bak Sil Lum kung fu, Shotokan karate, and kenjutsu), and a high school biology teacher, and a performing musician and songwriter.
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Posted By: Vince McMullin
, on Sunday, 04 February 2007
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 Brenda has a private practice specializing in behavioural disorders and she does consulting and training on this topic worldwide. She has written three other books – two non–fiction "Managing Children with Fetal Alcohol Syndrome/Effects", |
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Posted By: Vince McMullin
, on Sunday, 04 February 2007
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 Is a legacy I received on arriving at Hillcrest Baptist (Church). It was content without a framework. Since the message time limitation was 60 seconds the title Just a Minute seemed pertinent. |
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Posted By: Vince McMullin
, on Sunday, 04 February 2007
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 Yvonne Wilson has been teacher, editor, and writer. In Canada she has lived and worked in Quebec and British Columbia as well as in her native New Brunswick. She has also lived and worked in Australia and New Zealand. |
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Posted By: Vince McMullin
, on Sunday, 04 February 2007
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 Although born in England, George Fry has lived most of his life in Canada, always in New Brunswick. He has worked as the Co–ordinator of Art Education in Saint John and as the Director of Craft Development in Fredericton. |
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Posted By: Vince McMullin
, on Sunday, 04 February 2007
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 Lucy Wilson is a geologist and an archaeologist and teaches at the University of New Brunswick in Saint John. Her book, Life On A Different Scale is a collection of pictures of a geological field trip she took to Northwest Pakistan. |
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Posted By: Vince McMullin
, on Sunday, 04 February 2007
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 Cristi Doll has her Doctorate in Clinical Nutrition, and has been helping women achieve their weight loss and fitness goals for over 20 years. At age 42, Cristi undeniably practices what she preaches; she is physically fit, and exudes vitality and a joy for living. |
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Posted By: Vince McMullin
, on Sunday, 04 February 2007
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 Allison Mitcham has published more than twenty-two books and is well known for her island stories. Two of these, Offshore Islands and Three Remarkable Maritimers, were on the Halifax Herald'sbestseller lists. |
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Posted By: Vince McMullin
, on Sunday, 04 February 2007
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 Paul Bryan grew up in Halifax, Nova Scotia where he continued to live and work as a teacher until he retired from that strenuous work. He now lives in Miramichi, New Brunswick, and writes full time. |
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Posted By: Vince McMullin
, on Sunday, 04 February 2007
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 Miron Rezun worked as a foreign correspondent for AFP (Agence France Presse) in Afghanistan and Lebanon, and was a soldier in Airborne before he earned a doctorate in International Relations from the University of Geneva, Switzerland.
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Posted By: Vince McMullin
, on Sunday, 04 February 2007
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 Audrey Cline was born and raised in the beautiful Passamaquoddy Bay region of New Brunswick and Maine. She is a retired teacher and tourism operator. She lives in St. Andrews where she is able to enjoy her passions: nature, gardens, music and history. |
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