In this final Book of -The Newfie-Bullet Trilogy- 'The Dogs of a Strange Town' are running beside the invisible train. A chill wind for dogs of a strange town; a chill wind for Hollywood Gargoyles. Fairy Tale, Fable, emerging Memoir & poem-movie about the adventures of a Gargoyle Poet who, frozen in the still time of stone, begins to stir - slowly - after centuries. Gathered in an old house in Vancouver are his true friends who dream of Gargoyles, of a world filled with people made of stone. He follows a thread of yarn - and it leads to a career in Hollywood. At the center of all this is...

A book-length love poem, written during travels across North America, life in Tipis, Boats, Mountain-side Cabins, City Flats & through all manner of adventures. William Gough's biggest journey turns out to be the one towards the heart. Quotes: "Gough's writing is...poignant, spare, with the strength and subtlety of a fine woodcut..." E. Annie Proulx "A wise, compassionate storyteller." Atom Egoyan "The richness of language is in Gough's literary blood." Globe & Mail

This Shinto Poem-Field is planted with poems for departed friends & relatives. When the Tsunami hit Japan, while radiation swept across the world, this became one poet's continuing response - and the small book continued to grow as he created a place to gather, to share stories, to seek peace. Through gathered poems, in the company of departed strangers & friends, traveling through memory's snowstorm, we discover how close we are to each other - all over the globe. This ever-expanding Book. is now in its third release as it grows to include more friends and relatives who find the field..