For anyone living near my home, in Peterborough, ON, I wanted to share my books are available for checkout at both the Peterborough Public Library and the Asphodel-Norwood Library. Hope you take advantage of this opportunity to read one or all of my collection. Happy Reading! William Stanley
As infrastructure ages, wood rots and concrete decays. As buildings fall farther into neglect, it is no longer advantageous to continue spending money on repairs. Such structures are abandoned and left to deteriorate in the elements, eventually collapsing to the ground. As time marches on, more homes and buildings will end their lives this way.
The sweet blooms of summer have finished their vibrant displays and a different kind of beauty will soon take their place, as the weather begins to change. The colours of fall will replace the beautiful flowers which blossomed throughout the summer. As the nights grow longer and the days shorter, the landscape begins to change.
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The final book in my series, which depicts the adventures of an extended family of fur trappers as they struggle to survive in the Yukon Territory, is now available. Although each book stands on its own, the entire story is captured in a total of six books, beginning with the last two of the short
I was once again pleasantly surprised to be offered the opportunity to attend the Indie Author Retreat in Los Angeles in October by my publisher, Archway Publishing. They are paying the registration fee for me to participate in in-depth workshops, networking opportunities, and attend keynote speeches. This should prove to be an invaluable experience for
I was pleasantly surprised this week to learn my book, The Call of the Yukon, was selected for an International Impact Award in the Adventure category. This is just one of the books in my series about trappers and residents in the Yukon at the turn of the twentieth century, AND, it is the book
