Freedom to Read Week
(A little self promotion)
I am truly delighted to kick off "Freedom to Read Week" with a celebration of the librarians that were directly responsible for making me who I am today. In today's Globe and Mail.
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A Week Inside My Head
Aside from keeping the home-fires burning here in Cambridge, and learning to fly gliders, I've been finding time to focus on the novel that has been an on-again, off-again project for a few years. It began with a never talked about bit of Rueger family history: that my
Maybe it is Genetic?
Of late I've been digging into the history of my mother Evelyn's side of the family. Inevitably that leads to records of homesteading in Saskatchewan. Carving up the western territories in Canada was the government of the day's way of blocking the suspected American
I’m an accidental tradhusband – I have newfound respect for my mum
Published today in the iPaper (UK): Today in the iPaper I write about being a stay-at-home husband to a Cambridge University scholar. I really like this column, and hope that you do as well. (Note: I don't write the headlines...) I know which brand of Greek yoghurt to
Hot Off The Presses!
It's been a busy week for more reasons than one. The big one though has been a run of writing gigs, all of which I suspect will pop up in the next few weeks - including one in the UK. So I've been a little quiet