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Walk in the Snow contains short stories that range from the distant past to the near future. These stories explore people from many backgrounds: transportation planners, scientists, detectives, women and immigrants.

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A selection of my short stories:

Book Review: Sharkbiter - The Secret to Success
His new book Make Them Squirm: the Business Secrets of Orville Sharkbiter, carries on in the tradition of his earlier books How I Got Really Really Rich and It's All About Me. Sharkbiter uses the story of his life to show how people can follow in his footsteps.

The Crying Woman
A woman whose life has just been turned upside down tries to run away from her problems. When she has a chance meeting with a man on an elevator, she is drawn into a conversation by the empathy he shows toward her.

The Gladstone Barrier
After he avoids an automobile collision one morning, Arthur thinks he's found a new mission in life. However, what seemed to be clear cut has unexpected challenges. He learns that there are other dangers besides those on the roads.

The Glencoe Project: A Transportation Planning Adventure Story
Arthur looked forward to a quiet vacation with his wife, then a rush job landed on his desk. He worried that he might have to cancel his vacation, but more serious threats loomed in his future.

The Abattoir Project: A Ken Walker Adventure
A typical management consultant doesn't need to worry that someone will try to kill him, but then, Ken Walker wasn't a typical management consultant.

Hello, My Name is Bob
A young man, alone in a new city, tries an unusual tactic to meet someone new, but it doesn´t work out quite the way he thought it would.

A Homicide Detective's Rude Awakening
A phone call in the middle of the night brings a detective to a murder scene.

A Woman Alone in a Cruel World
Life in a lawless medieval society is hard. It is harder for a woman alone.

Billy´s Big Discovery
A young boy dreams of being a great scientist. Life doesn't always turn out the way we expect.

A Walk in the Snow
An opportunity forces an immigrant to Canada to choose between two futures.

The Parasol
I stretched out my arms and legs. My hands reached for Nova Scotia and Newfoundland. My feet settled in British Columbia and the Yukon. I held Canada like a mother protecting her child.

Once Upon a Time
A fable about two friends and the tragedy of greed.
Audio version of Once Upon a Time

The Sleeper in the Dark
Someone wakes up to find that they are not alone in a dark room.

Distraction
A writer suffering from writer's block is confronted by a life or death choice.

Tough Choices
A struggling automobile company has some tough choices to make.

The Legend of Pennelle Jerritt
Pennelle wanted to be a major league ball player.

A selection of my poems:

The Chocolate in My Cupboard
My wife is more important to me than chocolate.

Our Wedding Vow
My wife and I wrote this as our wedding vow.


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Transportation planning stories:
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