In 2085, Jake is hurtled through time on a mission to the future. A quantum, antimatter craft called the Time Train has been built by scientists at the mysterious Site R and concealed on the Moon. Jake's father, a time engineer, is keeping secrets, but what does he have to hide? After a catastrophic crash on a seemingly deserted Earth, Jake and his friends must search for answers to survive. On the run from aliens with a band of fugitives, Jake's ability to use an alien galactic lens connects him to the universe. Clues at Microsoft and SETI lead Jake and his friends to Mars where a terrible fate awaits them. As time, itself, runs out he must hope that his message to the stars can save them all. Time Train is an action packed adventure. Aliens, fractals, the Wow signal, quantum computers and artificial intelligence abound in a tale of friendship and hope. Classified as youth dystopian literature, this book will appeal to readers ages 10 - 15, although adults may also enjoy it.

Time Train

Science Fiction & Fantasy

Westwood, Beverley Jane

Kunze, Harald

Science Fiction

Crossfield Publishing

This book project is a tribute to Marika – it is not meant to be a formal biography but rather a celebration of her life and works. The format contains a collection of stories and remembrances submitted by her family and friends, gifts of artwork, a selection of her paintings, photographs taken of her throughout the years, a timeline, and the blog that was written during her final illness and passing. There are more than twenty contributors, and a comprehensive listing of her publications.

Remembering Marika: Marianne Gosztonyi Ainley, 1937-2008

Biographies & Memoirs

Crossfield, Ernestine

Professionals & Academics

“Colleen crashed into my orbit like a meteorite,” writes Rev. Gordon Hunter in the opening sentence of his contribution to this book’s Foreword. Indeed, Colleen had that effect on most people she encountered, including her own parents and sister. Bright, articulate, and utterly charming at times, she could also be bewilderingly sinister, manipulative, and downright vindictive. Says her mother Fran, there is so much about the human brain that still remains to be understood. But if we are to help those like Colleen—possibly greater in number than our society yet realizes or is ready to admit—we must make it our quest to find out. Knowledge is the greatest battering ram we have against the social stigma surrounding mental illness that still prevails. Comprehending the medical realities that made Colleen who she was is the subject of this book as well as the road that may ultimately lead us to a cure. If increasing this comprehension sparks a drive toward that end, then Colleen’s all-too-short life will not have been lived in vain.

When the Ship has No Stabilizers: our daughter's tempestuous voyage through borderline personality disorder

Health, Fitness & Dieting

Porter, Fran L

Kunze, H.

Mental Health

This is the true story of a family’s journey through the mental illness of one of their members, the beautiful but troubled Amy. Her chosen lifestyle of drugs and gangs eventually leads her to a tragic end, and her family is left reeling. The book chronicles her short life, touching on her diagnosis of Borderline Personality Disorder and her dealings with the criminal court system.

A Moth to the Flame: The story of Amy's struggle with borderline personality disorder

Sands, Debbie

Kunze, Harald G

A Novel It’s July 1975 and Dave Rogers has just landed his first reporting job at the Granby Leader Mail. Having grown up in Montreal, it’s not a part of Quebec’s Eastern Townships he knows very well, despite having been born there. Amidst the stories of little old ladies turning 100, petty thefts and small town politics, Dave soon finds himself covering real news. But before long he’s raised the ire of the local crime boss, the mother of a cattle thief, and an English rights vigilante group. Not to mention the mysterious characters who seem to be watching his every move, or the father he barely remembers who haunts his dreams. There are longstanding scores to be settled, but extracting truth from the lies pushes Dave to the limits of what he can, and can’t, live with.

The Granby Liar

Mystery, Thriller & Suspense

Crossfield, Maurice J.O.

Mystery

We live in a time when the world is facing an invisible enemy. The pandemic surges, and social relations are fraught with turmoil. Emotions are on edge and people fear for their lives. We face turmoil, but turmoil does not come without emotions. Little has been written about the power of emotions and emotional contagion in this time of global turmoil until now. 
Dr. Bruce Hutchison describes emotional contagion as one of the most powerful forces at play in society and in politics in the last few decades, building to the 2020-21 crescendo. We need to learn about how to handle it to help us adapt to today’s stress. Dr. Hutchison’s book helps us learn how to do that. 
Emotions are contagious and infectious and often spread from one person to another, so you can get infected by emotions when you are around people. This affects people during troubled times. Emotions don’t think and yet so many people base their decisions on emotions, including their votes. 
Dangerous, infectious emotions spread like a virus and infect others. Pessimism, cynicism, depression, fear, hate, panic, anxiety, disgust and suspicion are all contagious. So are violence and conspiracies. These emotions spread and put people into turmoil. People use these emotions to think, but emotions can only feel. EMOTIONS DON’T THINK.

Emotions Don't Think: Emotional Contagion in a Time of Turmoil

Hutchison Ph.D., Bruce

Claudette on the Keys

Literature & Fiction

Joanne Culley

Genre Fiction

Unbuttoned: Our Farming Life in Southeastern Ontario

Politics & Social Sciences

Grace Vanderzande

Social Sciences

On the Rock

Phyllis L Humby

Dramas & Plays

Dear Braveheart: A Caregiver's Loving Journey through Alzheimer's Dementia

Sheridan Rondeau

Parenting & Relationships

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