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The sparsely populated southern Interior of British Columbia was rich in resources and ripe for settlement in the late 1800s. The agricultural lands of the Okanagan and Nicola valleys, and the precious metals and coal of the Kootenays, lay largely unused or undiscovered: the challenges was getting...

A century of dealmaking and government misdeeds forms the backdrop of this entertaining account of sternwheelers, iron horses and mountain roads. Battling factions of rail builders crossed many a line in the sand as they carved up both the land and the spoils of industry. Did both federal and...

There are literally thousands of books out there designed to help women become better... well, women. But what if you happen to be a man? What if you feel unsure these days what it actually means to be a man -- or if it's even possible to be "manly" without alienating half the human race in the process,...

In the fall of 2012, the administration of Barack Obama was singularly focused on re-election. Obama himself had demonstrated over the entirety of his first term a complete lack of interest in the day to day details of running a government, but now he was in his element… Campaigning! Nothing was...

Montreal Brochure - Interactive City Guide R.G. Richardson City Guides. Interactive City Guides, Job Search, Interactive Notes and Glossaries, Shopping and Real Estate Guides. This guide is all about 3900 preset searches including 8 search engines! You can now avoid spelling mistakes...

Americans have been conditioned like Pavlov’s dog to accept lie after lie, myth after myth, all the while maintaining an aura of educated sophistication and superiority. These modern myths are used to direct and misdirect our daily lives, for whom we vote, what our children learn, what we earn,...

On the day that Paris fell to the Nazis, R. G. Waldeck was checking into the swankiest hotel in Bucharest, the Athene Palace. A cosmopolitan center during the war, the hotel was populated by Italian and German oilmen hoping to secure new business opportunities in Romania, international spies cloaked...

In a world besieged by a devastating mind-altering virus, one man risks everything to save his little girl. Previously published by Bushmead Publishing, this story can also be found in Monsters: A Phoenix Quill Anthology.

What happens when citizens are trapped over seas in a nation turned hostile? Why the change? How did they get there and how do they get out?

On a cold, snowy day in 1991 as R. G. Thomas, his wife, and young son traveled to go Christmas shopping, their car rounded a curve in the road, revealing a horrific car accident. After Thomas stopped to assist in any way he could, he felt helpless as he watched a nurse expertly attend to the unconscious...

Three short stories from R.G Rankine.  It is how we look at the world that either sedates us or excites us… from:  The Trees of '87 A reflective dramatic account of how a tragic childhood accident is forever linked to a devastating storm and the implications on how the boy, now a man,...

The history of British Columbia's transportation systems north of the Canadian National Railway's mainline may not be well known—but it certainly is colourful. Continuing the story he began in the first volume of Carving the Western Path, R.G. Harvey describes the development of river, road and...

Improving the world, by forcing back one demonic possession at a time . . .

Damien arrives at Lincoln County University, in Rachel, Nevada before fall classes begin, for football tryouts. From his first night in his dorm room, he hears moans on the wind coming from the desert surrounding Nellis Air Force Range. Over the next few days the other athletes start getting sick...