Quebec Portraits/The Eastern Townships/Les Cantons-de L’Est 100 photos /bilingual
$25.00Eighty pages of beautiful photographs of the Eastern Townships photographed over the past forty years. Bilingual text
Dr. Robert Paulette
Quebec’s Eastern Townships-A Brief History of It’s Peoples, Politics and Economy Part 1
$25.00
Richmond Now & Then: An Anecdotal History from the Eastern Townships
$25.00
Roads To Richmond: Portraits of Quebec’s Eastern Townships
$15.00
Smileyville
$20.00
Taproot III
$5.00Taproot III: Poetry, Prose and Images from the Eastern Townships. This 120-page anthology contains an exciting mix of poetry, fiction, non-fiction, photographs, and artwork, which is sure to please a wide readership. Taproot III will take you on a journey that is sometimes humorous, sometimes poignant, sometimes artsy, sometimes folksy—but always interesting.“Clearly, the Townships have no shortage of talent….There isn’t a bad piece in the whole anthology.” –Montreal Review of Books, Spring/Summer 2005
Various Authors
Taproot IV
$12.00Taproot IV: Poetry, Prose and Images from the Eastern Townships
Various Authors
Taproot V
$10.00
Taproot: Poetry, Prose and Images from the Eastern Townships-set of Taproot III, IV & V (Limited Time special!)
$10.00Collect all three anthologies for one low price. Taproot V available
Various Authors
The Bell You Hardly Hear
$15.00
The Flowers Tell It All
$15.00By Grampa Bob
The Granby Liar
$17.00It’s July 1975 and Dave Rogers has just landed his first reporting job at the Granby Leader Mail. Having grown up in Montreal, it’s not a part of Quebec’s Eastern Townships he knows very well, despite having been born there. Amidst the stories of little old ladies turning 100, petty thefts and small town politics, Dave soon finds himself covering real news. But before long he’s raised the ire of the local crime boss, the mother of a cattle thief, and an English rights vigilante group. Not to mention the mysterious characters who seem to be watching his every move, or the father he barely remembers who haunts his dreams. There are longstanding scores to be settled, but extracting truth from the lies pushes Dave to the limits of what he can, and can’t, live with.