A collection of digital art renderings of British Columbia.

A collection of digital art renderings of British Columbia.

Ralph is a picture book featuring truthful events in the lives of Ralph (dog), George (cat), Elaine Morrison, and friend Shadow (black dog) in Toronto, Jerusalem, and British Columbia - although Ralph does disclaim any incidence of himself parachuting. Ralph is volume 1 in the Time, space, all you need is 8 series depicting philosophy on the meaning of life and is suitable for all ages. AVAILABLE IN BOOK / EBOOK.

In 1866, a year after the end of the Civil War, the citizens of Maine elected a new governor, Gen. Joshua Chamberlain (1828-1914), a hero of the Battle of Gettysburg. This compilation of newspaper articles covers the dates April 3, 1869 to March 26, 1870.

Newspaper articles are a goldmine of information for genealogists and historians. Articles are a wonderful source for names, dates and places. Significant events in the lives of patriots, farmers, ministers and others, preserved herein, provide details of

A young state of Israel reborn in war hosts many a secret...among them the events surrounding one intellectual family unwittingly muddied in operations of the country's own security service. Zmam relays the intensity of Israeli existence through a dense and relentless mystery thriller overtoned with expressions of contemporary history and culture. It was the author's intent as witness to fact during the nineties to convey by means fiction a moody brew of the real and contrived, especially those realms where the two happen to be same.

The Draft portrays disparate experiences of two nationals and a Canadian tourist, adventurous girls facing adulthood with humour and courage in a modern militarized Israeli society, comprising book 2 of the series and following in the Zmam drama. It is a delving psychological probe into the question of identity and perspective and the ability to transcend beyond our long-held concepts of such.

In the breathtaking stillness of Canada's west a multinational array of armed forces converge undercover on intelligence maneuvers. Counterpoint constitutes book 3 of the "Event Field" trilogy following Zmam and The Draft. A witty dialogue amongst diverse characters marks their spiritual progression as opposing elements square off in final confrontation.

Newspaper articles are a goldmine of information for genealogists and historians. Articles are a wonderful source for names, dates and places. Politics, piracy, shipwrecks, fires, murders, and other important events filled the papers of 1824. People elsew