Four stories of mind-bending situations. Snapshots of Time is a duet of stories in which Simon and Debbie are affected by eccentric Aunt Enda, even after her death. Sinbad the Sailor tells the tale of over-the-hill actor, Pierce Taylor who has been given a final chance with the stage role of Sinbad. Amnesia features Andy Clark, who has not lost his memory, but everyone else has. He finds he never existed.

If you've ever had a fleeting desire to learn how to run, this book is for you. If you've ever contemplated running in a ten-kilometre race but opted out because it seemed too daunting, this book is for you. If running a marathon or doing a triathlon ever crossed your mind but you shoved it out, thinking, "No, not me," then this book is for you. Or if you just want to lose weight and get healthy, there is motivation for you in these pages. Follow my inspirational journey from being a fat, middle-aged suburbanite to running races and competing in triathlons. If I can do it, you can do it.

The story of a lost dog. Pepper has been kidnapped and needs to find his way home. He encounters continuous difficulties in trying to search for his home and his people.

A mid-thirties bachelor living in a rooming house in Winnipeg, Manitoba, begins a relationship with the children of the house's female caretaker. Eventually becoming a father figure and second husband, his life begins to fundamentally change the lives of those around him for the better. A heartfelt tribute to the nobility of the everyman in modern society, Brian Borgford's work of creative nonfiction tells the story of his father, a man who was able to craft a new dream from the tattered remnants of those he left behind. A thirty-five year-old bachelor living in a rooming house in Winnipeg,...

This book contains the personal memoirs of Thorsteinn Borgford. It is complete in its original form as written in 1947, complete with many spelling and grammar errors. The memoir contains Thorsteinn's life as he would like it to be portrayed from his birth in 1874 in Iceland until late in his career around 1940.

This is a collection of poems that Rochelle has written throughout her life.

This book explores personal beliefs that individuals and groups maintain, in spite of lack of objective evidence to support those beliefs. The idea for the book originated from the author's personal interest in Dowsing, a mystic form of searching the earth for ground water and other items that may lie beneath the surface of the ground. This interest expanded into other "unnecessary beliefs" people may hold. As a result, the author chose the title "Shibboleth" which means a word or custom that differentiates people in a group from people not in that group, often resulting in value judgments...