Tales of Cats, Dogs, Cooking Antics and What’s Wrong With Golf
Grandpa Pike’s Outhouse Reader is funny, reflective, poignant and not really potty humour
Margaret Patricia Eaton writes the weekly Art Talk column for the Times & Transcript. She’s won several awards for her poetry which has been published in three collections, including her latest, Vision & Voice with painter Angelica de Benedetti.
Grandpa Pike’s Outhouse Reader is funny, reflective, poignant and not really potty humour
Championing the birth of a social revolution through the voices of the women who lived it
The pairing of Freeman and his biographer is a match made in angler’s paradise
YA novel deals with thorny issues with humour and hope
the corrosive affect of secrecy on three generations of a prominent Cape Breton family
“While architecture may not change the world in its own right, our best structures certainly create an environment that might nurture the initiatives and ideas that will.”
Later generations may be surprised to learn that until the late ’60’s an out-of-wedlock pregnancy would have effectively ended a young woman’s teaching career. They may be unaware of the LGBT community’s need for utmost secrecy in order to be accepted, even within in their own families.