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The Butcher's career in professional wrestling, as both a wrestler and promoter, took him across the US and Canada, and around the world. Along the way, he encountered a Crusher, a Bruiser, a Killer, giants, midgets, beautiful women, and crazed fans around the globe. His wrestling menagerie included an Animal, a Mad Dog, a monkey, a Gorilla, alligators, and bears. Paul Vachon's autobiography describes his humble beginnings, a career as an amateur wrestler, success in the ring as a member of a World Championship Tag Team with his brother Maurice, and enshrinement in the Professional Wrestling...

A paperback and Kindle e-book, described by Science Books & Films as "a great addition for any new teacher's library.... filled with lots of great tips for new teachers." (For the complete review, go to chalkdustmemories.com) Written with the beginning teacher in mind, this book tells the lessons the author wished he had as a beginning teacher. Over the course of 228 pages, the author describes mistakes made and lessons learned. Notes to a New Teacher uses a conversational writing style intended to engage and entertain the reader. The book includes 100 footnotes, which include references to...

Chalkdust Memories follows the arc of the author's 26 years in the classroom. Dunnan was driven from teaching, and effectively prevented from ever teaching again, through the concerted actions of a corrupt, rich, white suburban high school noprth of Boston. Together with the author's previous book, Notes to a New Teacher, it forms bookends to a teaching career. However, whereas Notes mixes memoir with insight and instruction for people entering teaching, Chalkdust Memories is strictly a memoir. Looking back over a classroom career, it brings humor, reflection, and a degree of cynicism to the...