Frank Galgay, one of Atlantic Canada's favourite storytellers and a spinner of classic yarns, returns with a treasury of sea stories from the wind-ravaged coasts of Newfoundland and Labrador. The glory days of sailormen come alive in the pages of Rocks Ahead! as Galgay revisits the old northern channels where seafarers defied death at every turn. These past few centuries, many have perished in the bitter Atlantic waters, while others have found hope among the ruins. The 30 stories within these pages span the years between 1704 and 1944. They recapture some of the most awesome and terrifying voyages any captain has ever seen, including the heroic rescue of the crew of the Merry Widow, the oil spill off Mistaken Point from the SS Rotterdam, the SS Grampian's fatal collision with an iceberg, and many more exciting tales of doom and deliverance.
Ambrose Cahill of the Southern Shore recalls the stories of an old sea captain from Renews who compiled his own almanac and was consulted by scores of Southern Shore fishermen regarding predictions about the weather .
Christina and seven partners , including four architects , bought the entire building , the ground floor to become the Christina Parker Gallery . The architects designed the gallery ( with input from Christina ) and also the airy ...
Cashin wrote every word of the memoir, and it is presented in this book just as he wrote it. This is Peter Cashin's story in his own words, and in his own voice. A man with strong views, he minced no words.
The book's text, by novelist, screenwriter and fellow Newfoundlander William Gough, depicts with poetic insight the unforgettable physical culture and landscape of David Blackwood's art.
The Art of David Blackwood
Buried Treasures of Newfoundland and Labrador
Steeped in political intrigue, power struggles, and espionage, The Banting Enigma looks behind the scenes at Newfoundland's role in World War II--and its deadly repercussions.
I've Been Working on the Railroad: Memories of a Railwayman, 1911-1962
The book also features essays by Blackwood himself, Michael Crummey, Sean Cadigan, and Katherarine Lochnan as well as an essay on the environment by Martin Feely and Derek Wilton and another on mumming by Caoimhe Ni Shuilleabhain.This new ...
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