Information About Our Books
Page One Digest Vol. 1
Page One Digest is a collection of works from writers who live or have lived in the area of Newfoundland between Corner Brook and Woody Point The digest represents life from numerous viewpoints and life styles.
Page One Digest Vol. 1 is 208 pages long.
Gap/Spanners
A collection of poetry, prose and folklore from Newfoundland writers on what makes home, family and friendships valuable.
Gap/Spanners is 63 pages long.
Love Lust Laughter
A collection of poetry and folklore about love, lust and laughter. This collection represents life from numerous viewpoints and presents a variety of writing stlyes.
Love Lust Laughter is 52 pages long.
A Christmas Journey
A collection of poetry stories, essays and traditions from writers in Western Newfoundland.
A Christmas Journey is 54 pages long.
One Hungry Gros Morne Moose
A childerns book with pictures about a moose and his adventure in Gros Morne.
Books that some of our memebers have had published
Dancing On Ochre Sands by Nellie P. Strowbridge
Dancing On Ochre Sands is a book of poetry that celebrates the cycles of life and the humand condition: romantic love, the joy of birth, the connections between children, parents and grandparents, as well as adversity, grief and loss.
Far From Home By Nellie P. Strowbridge
A novel about Clarissa an 11 year old orphaned by a disease that has kept her far from home for as long as she can rememeber.
Shadows of the Heart by Nellie P. Strowbridge
A book of poetry about images of shadow that fall across the human landscape of all our lives.
Quicksliver Summer by D. Jean Young
It's a long summer when you're trying to live down a bad reputation in a small town. Jason's awaiting trial for a break and entering he got caught up in when he forgot to think for himself. On his lawyer's advice , he volunteers to help organize the town's festival. Will it make a difference to the judge and townspeople?
Walking Into Paradise by Terry G. Manuel
"Hi, I'm pleased to meet you my man. My name is Frank...or Paradise. You can call me what you like. Because you're not going to be around here much longer to call me anything. I'm the executioner tonight. And now tonight you're going to die."
Pathways Through the Ages By D. Jean Young
A fictional history of The Janes Family, a Deer Lake Family that might have been. No character reflects any one person in particular but much of what happens and the stories that are told is based on the information gathered through personal interviews, workshops and research. This story traces the lives of Edward and Victoria Janes, their four children, their spouses and friends and other members of the town as the town changes from 1927 to 1957.