Tellwell Talent: 335 books

In this timely memoir, the late cold warrior-diplomat Bill Warden chronicles his years in the realm of western diplomacy during a period when the world stood at, and pulled back from, the brink of nuclear annihilation. Diplomat, Dissident, Spook relays firsthand the experiences of this former Canadian...

As the hair thins and the body sags, the old adage about travel 'broadening the mind' gets flipped on its head, the excitements of a quarter century ago transitioning to frustrations and groin pulls. Which brings me to India, a litmus test for travelers both seasoned and green. I have met many who...

This book, though not without a genuine sense of humour, contains the account of one man's life, before, during, and after severe psychosis. Tragic at times, and nothing short of heroic at other times, the story that is told outlines his experience of schizophrenia, in extensive detail. This memoir...

On the night of February 19, 1999, Daniel Dufresne, while intoxicated crashed his pickup truck into 13th Division Police Station nearly killing one of his best friends. Subsequently he was sentenced to one year in jail. This is the raw, unedited journal he kept during his incarceration. Social Media

Is an aviation term that depicts this book's Critical Insight into Aviation's dangers and lessons learned. Remote living becomes dependent upon astuteness, safety, and ingenuity. Although Northern Bush Flying is the primary subject of this fast paced book, associated living among the...

This book is dedicated to the hardworking EMS providers that give one hundred and ten percent every day. Many have given almost everything they had to a complete stranger for the simple reason to help people in need. Over the years, I have seen multiple examples of miracles, but I also have seen many...

The ride began with three simple words… YOU HAVE CANCER. Sick In the 6ix is a candid account of a winding journey through the ups and downs of diagnosis, treatment, recovery and the life after through the eyes of a cancer survivor. A trip that at every turn is mixed with self-reflection, gratitude,...

At some point, you become fed up with feeling unwell. The rollercoaster ride of doctor visits, blood tests, X-rays, needles, and prescriptions doesn’t sustain you and you wonder where it all went wrong. You feel you deserve better. Wouldn’t it be great if you could just start over? Healing Satori...

Tracy Waters first wrote this book under the title ‘From Rape to Forgiveness and the Journey home’. The book was taken from diaries and memoirs written over a period of ten years while trying to heal from a painful divorce, and a long recovery from a car accident. The failing of western medicine...

WHAT DO YOU SEE? is a collection of ninety-four poems inspired by the author’s life. These poems span a diversity of subjects including- love, family relationships, sports, politics, war, fantasy, animals and birds, the pain of loss, Christmas and more.

Down the Road Less Travelled is the story of a family who adopted a toddler diagnosed with autism and the struggles this family have faced raising a special needs child. It tells of the accomplishments of their son and provides different strategies they have used to help him become all that he can...

CHRONICLES FROM THE HALL is a coming of age story set in a Catholic boarding school run by the Sisters of Mercy called McAuley Hall. The Hall is set in the heart of the Roman Catholic Precinct of st.John's, Newfoundland and takes place during the fast changing late 1960's. The author was sent...

A single-lane, dirt road, 18 miles long, leads to a secondary school in the deep bush of Southern Tanzania. Jim French and his wife Marlyn, CUSO volunteers, journeyed to the end of this road in 1967 for two years of teaching and unexpected adventure. The only Canadians ever at St. Joseph's College,...

“You need to write a book” My husband said. It was not on my radar to ever write a book. I’m a reader, not a writer. He said this to me because I have been healed from depression for 12 years, but I felt like I was having a relapse. Soon, I realized that I was not having a relapse, but that...