Shawville author to release his eighth book
June 15, 2026
Shawville author Luke Murphy will be releasing his eighth novel at the end of the month, a mystery thriller entitled “Dark Horse”. The plot centres
Shawville author Luke Murphy will be releasing his eighth novel at the end of the month, a mystery thriller entitled “Dark Horse”. The plot centres
Stacy Johnston never imagined she would be a children’s author. She’s spent years hosting storytime for kids at the Quyon library, so is well familiar
Local author Kim McDougall’s newest book is set in the Pontiac, but it’s not exactly the Pontiac you might recognize. Sure, there are dépanneurs, chip
The Shawville-Clarendon Library hosted local scholar John Ward on Thursday evening for the launch of his new book, Indigenous Disability Studies. In this book, which
Shawville author Luke Murphy will be releasing his eighth novel at the end of the month, a mystery thriller entitled “Dark Horse”. The plot centres around one of Murphy’s recurring protagonists, Calvin Watters, a former football player turned private investigator.
Stacy Johnston never imagined she would be a children’s author. She’s spent years hosting storytime for kids at the Quyon library, so is well familiar with the common narrative arcs, themes and cadence of children’s books – Robert Munsch’s books
Local author Kim McDougall’s newest book is set in the Pontiac, but it’s not exactly the Pontiac you might recognize. Sure, there are dépanneurs, chip trucks, and that cozy small-town feel – but there’s also an evil fairy lurking deep
The Shawville-Clarendon Library hosted local scholar John Ward on Thursday evening for the launch of his new book, Indigenous Disability Studies. In this book, which was both edited by Ward and contains several chapters written by him, Ward brings together
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