Long Stories Shortened: Go past the Dak, catch the San at the Loop and cross the powerlines... into the sticks.

William Peters
William Peters
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Long Stories Shortened: Go past the Dak, catch the San at the Loop and cross the powerlines... into the sticks.

William Peters
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  • Published date: May 01, 2025
  • Language: English
  • No. of Pages: 243
  • Publisher: FriesenPress
  • ISBN: 9781038331434
  • Dimensions: 6.0" W x 0.75" L x 9.0" H
"I'm moved by these fragments of memory, and I admire his writing. His nostalgia is almost secretively ethical; his memories of place and charactres are far more insightful and historically significant than he's letting on. This is a really good book." (Margaret Sweatman, author of The Gunsmith's Daughter) "I highly recommend this book to anyone who experienced suburban 1970s in Winnipeg. You'll immediately identify with many of his stories." (John Matthews, Educator) "We gratefully accept Mr. Peters' offer to donate the profits from his book to St. Amant Foundation. His fond memories of the Riel neighbourhood, of which St. Amant is a cornerstone, are thoughtfully expressed and poignant, and his generosity is sincerely appreciated."
William (Bill) Peters is an award-winning corporate communicator by profession; husband and father by passion, a biker, car guy, rock drummer, hockey, baseball, soccer and dance dad, and in his retirement an author. He is a lifelong Winnipegger.

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