The Québec Writers Federation invited me to speak
to them in the hallowed reading room of the
Atwater Library on the border of Westmount.
to them in the hallowed reading room of the
Atwater Library on the border of Westmount.
Lori Schubert, the Executive Director, introduced me.
Everyone seemed to enjoy the evening, myself included.
From right to left, Jennifer and Glenn Bydwell, who were
our hosts for the week in Montréal, came to hear me.
Carol Elkins, our daughter-in-law, also enjoyed the talk.
our hosts for the week in Montréal, came to hear me.
Carol Elkins, our daughter-in-law, also enjoyed the talk.
I was especially pleased to meet Ann Hervey Power,
who was a pretty little girl of three when I was
five years old. I hadn’t seen her for some 75 years!
who was a pretty little girl of three when I was
five years old. I hadn’t seen her for some 75 years!
A special treat for me was meeting the daughter
of the famed H. Gordon Green, Editor of the Family
Herald and Weekly Star, who published my first story,
“A Sheaf Of Wheat” in 1953.
Linda Rutenberg, the world-famous photographer who
often visits the Old Homestead in Shigawake (see
Linda’s corner on my website) also came with her husband.
Linda’s corner on my website) also came with her husband.
Afterwards, I signed a good many books...
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