Memoir
The Enlightened Golfer
byPart memoir, part golf instruction, part exploration of the self and the mind, this book reads as any or all of these.
Pawagi’s Harrowing Recovery
byShe says that rather than “First do no harm,” the Hippocratic oath should more accurately be, “You can’t say we didn’t warn you.”
Robert Hunt’s Trilogy of Passion for Brazil Street, St. John’s
byThe resonant rhythms of the past, told simply and without artifice
Tales of Cats, Dogs, Cooking Antics and What’s Wrong With Golf
byGrandpa Pike’s Outhouse Reader is funny, reflective, poignant and not really potty humour
Anne Bérubé’s Self-Help in Disguise
byGripping personal tale teaches us to breathe, listen and learn