Another lovely review of Blood Work from retired English teacher Zane DeNoncourt – “Just finished Blood Work. What a read! Excellent! Thank you. Can’t say enough marvelous words about this book! How do I love this book??? Let me count the ways. It is well crafted. Deceptively well crafted! I love the teen dialogues! Very […]
Erin Richard’s memoir of her cancer journey, Turning a Big Negative into a Bigger Positive, published by HARP The People’s Press, was launched at the Cape Breton Cancer Centre on Dec. 12, 2019. Since the launch, Erin’s memoir has been moving up daily on the Amazon bestseller lists, ranking #9 in the Healing category and […]
I’ve been getting a good few reviews of my new Young Adult novel, Blood Work, that Harp published in September. Here are the words of film maker, writer, and media maven Denise Davies: This novel tells the story of Raig’s development of cancer and all that that entails. How this sixteen-year-old girl comes through a […]
Here are some reviews of my recently published YA novel, Blood Work, which you can buy from this website, from Amazon.ca, or from our local Antigonish ‘something for everyone’ store, 5c-$1…! New York Magazine reports that over sixty percent of Young Adult (YA) books are being bought by people aged eighteen to forty-four. The original […]
Pottersfield Press is Pleased to Announce the Release of In Two Voices A Patient and a Neurosurgeon Tell their Story by Linda E. Clarke and Michael D. Cusimano Foreword by Brian Goldman, MD, Host, CBC Radio’s White Coat, Black Art Afterword by Michael Rowe, PhD, Yale School of Medicine For a decade, Linda Clarke and […]
After our three-day-and-night train ride to Saskatoon and my presentation to my surgical colleagues, we had time to explore this lovely city before our return home to Halifax. Saskatchewan, home to Canadian Medicare maven Tommy Douglas, boasts more sunshine than any other province, and has the good sense not to move its clocks back and […]
Convocation Hall on the University of Toronto campus was the first stop of the Climate Tour with David Suzuki and Stephen Lewis, and the only one with Buffy Sainte-Marie. How did we come to attend? Another benefit of slow train travel in Canada. We did not know about the Climate Tour when we made our […]
Our web site was down and you may have missed the latest announcements of new releases from HARP The People’s Press. https://conta.cc/2MhLfa2 Dorothy Lander and John Graham-Pole, Publishers
HARP publishers and editors Dorothy Lander and John Graham-Pole believe that the climate emergency is the most urgent issue for population health and health equity. As part of HARP’s mission to use the arts to raise awareness of public health issues for a popular readership, we are creating this blog, Travels with a Low-Carbon Couple. […]
Book Review The Story of Lillian Burke July 18 with added pic Montessori School The Story of Lillian Burke by Edward Langille is available on Amazon and in Antigonish at the 5c to $1 Store on Main Street. Read Dorothy Lander’s review written for HARP through the lens of the art-medicine movement.
