Do you believe in ghosts? This latest story collection from master folklorist Vernon Oickle might sway even the skeptics.
by : Lauren d'Entremont
History
A wonderful story told well, Gerard Doran’s novel A Stroke in Time was inspired by true events.
This Marlowe plunges readers into the mystery surrounding the life and death of Christopher Marlowe, an intriguing chapter in history.
Anyone will enjoy the care and integrity that went into the creation of Hector MacLean: The Writings of a Loyalist-Era Military Settler in Nova Scotia.
Ahead of Her Time: Select Writings of Dora Russell, edited by her daughter, Elizabeth Miller, is a captivating mix of politics, humour and reflections on family life.
Author Nicholas Guitard retraces the journeys of noted historian William Ganong through New Brunswick’s rivers, valleys, hills and history.
Murder on the Rock: True Crime in Newfoundland and Labrador
by Robert C. Parsons
$19.95, paperback, 278 pp.
Flanker Press, August 2015
The real and imagined Acadie is laid out for the reader through the words and hearts of some of its favourite children who are scattered throughout Canada, the US, England and France, including well-known writers, historians and artists Herménégilde Chiasson, Georges Arsenault, Zachary Richard and Diane Marshall.
A Blue Puttee at War: The Memoir of Captain Sidney Frost, MC
By Sidney Frost, Edward Roberts (ed)
$34.95, hardcover, 538 pp.
Flanker Press, November 2014
Our Sable Island Home
by Sharon O’Hara with Mary O’Hara
$19.95, paperback, 176 pp.
Pottersfield Press, November 2014
The Canny Scot: Archbishop James Morrison of Antigonish
by Peter Ludlow
$34.95, paperback, 352 pp.
McGill-Queen’s University Press, March 2015
Frontier Town: Bear River, Nova Scotia: A Snapshot in Time
by Mike Parker
$26.95, paperback, 280 pp.
Pottersfield Press, March 2015
