Product Description: Now REVISED as The First in a series of "Red & Jack" adventures KINDLE - ASIN: B004PVSNTAIt's been a long time since Red Williams earned an honest dollar. A truly lovable con man, he lives in Panama with his girlfriend, Azucar, a woman he met in his favorite bordello. When Azucar is brutally murdered, Red vows to avenge her death. In his search for the killers, Red finds adventure, danger and a scandal that leads him to the highest level of American politics.Praise for William Gough:"Gough displays an enviable narrative wizardry in this top-notch comic adventure. His corrupt crew of characters are all rendered in earthy, vibrant tones, and his pairing of Red and Karen, a Boston journalist, stands as an inspired piece of casting.... His ability to bring his wild settings into a sharp focus is never less than uncanny. "The Last White Man In Panama" is virtually impossible to put down." Peter L. Robertson - Chicago Tribune". ...a delightful send-up of everything from mercenary magazine fantasies to film noir. Read it to relish the old-movie touches or simply follow the action to save America. It works either way. " Margaret Cannon...The Globe & Mail "Many readers will find their knuckles growing white as the story crashes toward its...thoroughly gripping conclusion." The Ottawa Citizen "On one level the book is a thriller, on another a delightful comedy. Above all it's an entertaining novel..." The Hamilton Spectator.

The Last White Man in Panama

Gough, William

Literature & Fiction

Penguin??Books

Intent on avenging the death of his lover, Red Hunter, a forty-year old con man, petty criminal, and romantic living in Panama, joins a displaced television newswoman and his long-lost father in a series of wild adventures leading to a broadcasting mogul who may have had a motive to kill

Viking Adult

Please check out the KINDLE Store for the current edition of this book. ASIN: B004OR1JIC Twenty-five years ago this novel was hailed when it first arrived. This is the first Volume in William Gough's "Terra Nova Quartet" where all books stand alone, or may be read in series' order.In this 25th anniversary edition, perhaps it's time for you to meet the woman who began it all - Maud? . . .Reviews of 'Maud's House':"Gough's writing is. . .poignant, spare with the strength and subtlety of a fine woodcut. . ."E. Annie Proulx.

Mauds house

Breakwater Books

Maud Tilley felt as if all her dreams had come true. In the small outport of George’s Cove, she’d met the love of her life. Like her, he didn’t care what people thought. Like her, he was happy to live together without being married. As long as they had each other, that was enough. But, when Ern dies, it seems that nothing will ever be right again. She has to draw on the legendary strength of the Newfoundland woman, to discover that love can last far beyond the grave. This is the story of what happens when everyone tries to force Maud to leave her small and moonlit house. In the twenty-five years since this novel was hailed when it first arrived, William Gough has completed “The Terra Nova Quartet,” where all books stand alone, or may be read in the suggested order. In this anniversary edition, it's time once again to meet the woman who began it all.

Maud's House (The Terra Nova Quartet)

CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform

David Blackwood: Master Printmaker is a stunning retrospective of the major works of one of Canada's most talented artists. Born in Wesleyville, Newfoundland, Blackwood grew up in a family with a long seafaring tradition. His great-grandfather was a captain; his grandfather was in command of the S.S. Imogene; and his father was a skipper in the fisheries. A strong history of oral narratives and the values of an active outport fuse with Blackwood's talent to produce works of art that speak in a unique voice. 
 David Blackwood: Master Printmaker brings together 135 of the artist's most evocative etchings, reproduced in outstanding color on high quality paper. The book's large format grants each work a 10 1/2" x 11" page for generous viewing, and each print is accompanied by concise commentary by novelist, poet and fellow Newfoundlander William Gough. The artist himself has also contributed explanatory text to accompany a series of working prints. A chronology covers the highlights of the artist's life and work, and novelist Annie Proulx (Shipping News) offers a moving appreciation of the artist in the foreword. 
 Newfoundland still considered itself a country when David Blackwood was born. People were united by their love for the sea and their total dependence upon it, and community ties ran deep and strong. Whether depicting the exhilaration of a ship's safe return from sea, the tragedy of lives lost to an angry ocean, or the quiet beauty of waiting at a window for a relative's return, Blackwood's prints are filled with story, drama and the deepest connections to a place and a people.

David Blackwood: Master Print Maker

Arts & Photography

History & Criticism

Firefly Books

This Is What I Must Remember ... is the concluding novel of "The Terra Nova Quartet," where all books stand alone, or may be read in their suggested order. We're familiar with the phenomenon of human reincarnation. But what about buildings? Objects? In this inwardly and outwardly picaresque adventure, we get to ramble with Maud & Ern on their journey to and beyond the stars. We join them and assorted wounded travelers when the Mockingbird Motel suddenly appears on a mysterious isthmus far away from Los Angeles. Somewhere between 'here' and 'there, ' it finds its true destiny and so do an odd assortment of star people and earth beings.' Who would have thought that the ultimate portal would turn out to be Seattle? In "The Terra Nova Quartet" all books also stand alone. It took a few decades to reach this point from the first appearance of William Gough's First Publication of the first title in the Series. Quote: "Spellbinding and adventurous, ...'This Is What I Must Remember' reveals, in flashes, and pieces, and memories, what went into the making of this brilliant writer." Patrick O'Flaherty -"The Hardest Christmas Ever and other stories" (Pottersfield Press, 2016)

This Is What I Must Remember: Book 4: The Terra Nova Quartet

Literary

Gull Pond Books

Maud's House (Terra Nova Quartet)

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The Last White Man in Panama

The Last White Man in Panama

Mauds house

Maud's House (The Terra Nova Quartet)

David Blackwood: Master Print Maker

This Is What I Must Remember: Book 4: The Terra Nova Quartet

Maud's House (Terra Nova Quartet)