Love In The Time Of Global Warming, With Betty And Veronica, and Zombies, lives up to all the promise in its title. It's the story of two romances, a love triangle, and Zen relationships, set in Riverdale, Muskoka, Ontario, Canada, during the time when planetary overheating made it look like the end of the world as we know it.

Fifty Shades Of Red is NOT 50 shades of grey or anything like it but was inspired by that book and many other things

From Bethune's Birthplace to the PR China is book #1 in the 100 book series called The Great Wall Of China Books. It describes the first step in the journey made by Canadian author and educator Martin Avery from Norman Bethune's hometown to the People's Republic of China.

Swimming To China is Book #3 in the Great Wall Of China Books Series by Canadian author Martin Avery. He is the author of a dozen books of poetry and the winner of the Balzac Award for poetry, well-known as the author of How To Make Love In A Muskoka Chair and The Dorset Fire Tower Poem. Swimming To China is a marathon of poetry describing a marathon swim.

In 2013, Canadian author and educator Martin Avery, MFA in Writing, travelled from Toronto to Vancouver to Tokyo to Dalian, China, and wrote this travel book while in the air and in Dalian. It is a first person memoir like a non-fiction novel that describes first impressions of a flight across Canada, a flight across the Pacific Ocean, a night in Japan, and a trip into the Peoples Republic of China.

A magical realist travel book about a trip around Lake Muskoka which brings Dr. Norman Bethune back to life and he discovers a local cure for cancer, amongst many other things

A magical realist novel, a short novel, set in Muskoka, that brings Norman Bethune back from the dead, along with Renee Caisse, with her cure for cancer. The sequel to A Trip Around Lake Muskoka With Norman Bethune.

Chinese Kisses: 101 Poems Made in China, by Marty Avery, is a collection of poems inspired by Chinese and Canadian poets, set in Dalian, China, including JinShiTan and KaiFaQu, in 2013, capturing first impressions that will be lasting impressions.

So much of the news about China, reported in the West, is biased, and the good news is rarely shared, but this book of found poetry celebrates some of the great things happening in the big country to the East.

This book of poetry about metamorphosis imagines Kafka in Kaifaqu, the famous European writer in China, which he loved, but its 2014, and its the New China. And there are axolotl for sale in the Development Zone of Dalian known as Kaifaqu Station. Canadian poet Martin Averys tenth book of poetry is book #10 in his Great Wall Of China Book Series.