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HEALTH & WELL: Rules for living after 64
Many of us are older than 65…if you are consider these rules to live by for the remaining years. It’s time to use the money you saved upUse it and enjoy it. Don’t just keep it for those who may … Continue reading
TIP #3 – Consider PEER ANALYSIS
You may think you writing is good. But it might not be. Why not put it to some peers who are willing to give it an objective consideration and analysis to confirm or refute what you believe. WAG CRITIQUING is … Continue reading
INSATIABLE APPETITES, Stuart Woods
INSATIABLE APPETITES by Stuart Woods Synopsis It’s a time of unexpected change for Stone Barrington. A recent venture has achieved a great victory, but is immediately faced with a new challenge: an underhanded foe who’s determined to wreak havoc at … Continue reading
June 28 – censored “rant-age”
There are days when one should not get out of bed…Rotzy’s having one of those days…it’s a mix of good and bad. What A Week, Huh?! *This week’s “F/N” column is gonna need way more (*R*-Restricted) notices for the ‘Highs … Continue reading
Henn on CANADA DAY
Just My OpinionEva Henn A commentary and opinion as written by Eva Henn, author of her memoir, “Towards the Light“ I, for one, will most certainly be celebrating Canada Day as I have for many previous years. I think back … Continue reading
POLITICS: Find your MEMBER OF PARLIAMENT
The SZPINNER JULY 2021 NEWSLETTER
This edition of my monthly newsletter is heavy! It was very difficult to write as its publication date coincided with CANADA DAY. Normally, that is a day of celebration, fireworks and festivity but in light of the horrendous news … Continue reading
All European church bells rang at noon today thanks to Hungarian bravery and courage centuries ago
For those lucky enough to be in a piazza, a central city square, in any European city at noon today….. You would have heard church bells ringing, in every Church, in ever European city. They were not ringing for any … Continue reading
AGEING & SENIORS: OVER 60: Ya gotta drink lotsa water
Water is far more important to your well being than thought at first glance. It is very important to maintain high hydration by drinking water regularly throughout the day, every 2 -3 hours is ideal. Whenever I teach clinical medicine … Continue reading
Trudeau
Trudeau letter:DON’T HOLD YOUR BREATH. I wrote an open letter to “Junior” in Ottawa. I also wrote others for input/feedback regarding my letter to Trudeau. Not one responded. I find that amazing. (Jody Raybould-Wilson, Erin O’Toole, Jagmeet Singh, Charlie Angus, … Continue reading
July 5 – health check, tech challenge and Canada shame?
Rotzy updates everyone on the state of the ‘Onion (him) and his use of technology. About Two Weeks Ago….….I suspect that about 98% of Canadians had never heard of Lytton, B.C. The same could be said about most BC’ers, unless … Continue reading
New GOVERNOR GENERAL: Mary Simon
Mary Simon, first Indigenous person to hold the office, announced as Canada’s 30th Governor General. Mary Simon, OC, QC, comes from Kuujjuaq, Nunavik and was born in Kangiqsualujjuaq, Nunavik. She is the former past president of the Inuit Tapiriit Kanatami, the National … Continue reading
Gazarek PDF on MEDIA KITS
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The INNOCENT MAN, John Grisham
Believe it or not? Grisham writes a non-fiction book, one which some will find tedious reading because of its overwhelming attention to real life events in endless detail.
WAG writer Henn wins Canada Books Awards for her debut book
Another WAR writer hits it big ! Congratulations to WAG writer, EVA HENN!!! Eva Henn, one of our WAG writers, has received the CANADA BOOK AWARD for her debut book, “Towards the LIght,” her memoir of her family’s escape from … Continue reading
TIP #1 – Indie Bookstores
Make friends at a local ‘Indie’ bookstore. Buy something at your local Indie bookstore and work on developing a relationship with them. Get to know them as a customer before asking them to help you promote your book. Give them … Continue reading
TIP #2 – Your librarian, your friend
Become friends with your local library. Get to know the librarians. Bring them a box of cookies, a tray of cupcakes congratulating them on surviving the pandemic. Introduce yourself as a writer and tout your book. Ask them if they … Continue reading
TIP #3 – Pass on Tim Horton’s
Skip Tim Horton’s but patronize your small local coffee shop. Get to know the owner as a struggling writer. Ask if the owner would host a book promo event. They hand out coupons with coffee discounts with your book information … Continue reading
