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John Macfie: John Macfie has focused on the local history of Parry Sound and his collection of works offer a local perspective.
Terry Boyle was once the TV Host of Creepy Canada, now has a collection of works
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| Hidden Ontario |
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| Marilyn at French River and other ghostly sightings |
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| Haunted Ontario |
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| Haunted Ontario Revisited |
Jacqui Daub-Morrison
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| Crown Attorney |
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| The Colour of Rain |
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| Attorney At Law |
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| The Vigilante |
Steven Duff:
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| The Osterling Weekend |
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| Witnessing the Badger: An Adventure Story for Young Boaters |
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| Raiders of the Lost Barque |
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| In the Land of the People apart |
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| The Rime of the Moderne Mariner |
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| The Wanderer's Storm-Song: The Travels of Etienne Dufour in the Service of the Sieur De LaSalle, 1678 - 1682 |
Harry Kleinhuis
Harry and his selection of books can often be found on display at local markets.
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| The Year That We Were Poor |
Rick Thomas
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| Early Hockey Years in Parry Sound Part 1 - 1896-1942 |
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| Early Hockey Years in Parry Sound: The Orr/Crisp Years Part 2 - 1942 - 1973 |
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| The Project |
Vera Jean - Irene Morel
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| Vera Jean by Irene Morel |
Seasonal Residents
Julie Boucher
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| When Violets Bloom |
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| Driftwood's Secret: A Novel |
Arch Haslett
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| Inspiration for Dealing with Life's Adversities |
Waubgeshig Rice
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| Midnight Sweatlodge is a collection of short stories by author Waubgeshig Rice that explores the unique challenges faced by young Aboriginal people in contemporary Canada. |
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Legacy is the first novel by Waubgeshig Rice, whose collection of stories; Midnight Sweatlodge was the Gold Medal Winner of the Independent Publisher Book Awards, 2012 for Adult Multicultural Fiction. Set in the 1990s, Legacy deals with violence against a young Indigenous woman and its lingering after-shocks on an Anishnawbe family in Ontario. Its themes of injustice, privilege and those denied it, reconciliation and revenge, are as timely as today’s headlines.
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Joseph Boyden is a Canadian novelist and short story writer. His first novel, Three Day Road won the Amazon/Books in Canada First Novel Award and the Rogers Writers' Trust Fiction Prize.
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Three Day Road
Winner of the
McNally Robinson Aboriginal Book of the Year Award
Rogers Writers' Trust Fiction Prize for 2005
Amazon/Books in Canada First Novel
Through Black Spruce Winner of the 2008 Scotiabank Giller Prize The Orenda |
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Here is a small sample of his works. For a list of John Irving's works click here.
