Tag: First World War

A Successful Book Talk at the Maritime Museum of the Atlantic in Halifax

Big, big thanks to the staff at the Maritime Museum of the Atlantic in Halifax, in particular Jenny Nodelman and Andrew Aulenback. Also kudos to my good friend and fellow author John Boileau, Global TV Halifax Morning Show host Paul Brothers, CityNews Radio Morning Anchor Dan Ahlstrant, and my publisher Dundurn Press. The Global TV … Continue reading "A Successful Book Talk at the Maritime Museum of the Atlantic in Halifax"

New Headstones in Quebec City for two Chinese Labour Corps Men Who Died en route to France

Very grateful to Dr. Catherine Paterson, the Commonwealth War Graves Commission’s Regional Manager for Canada and the Americas who has told me that the long-awaited headstones for Chinese Labour Corps members Han Hsiang T’ai (Han Xiangtai, No. 31277) and Chang Hsueh P’u (Zhang Xuepu, No. 51100) have been installed at Quebec City (Mount Hermon) Cemetery. … Continue reading "New Headstones in Quebec City for two Chinese Labour Corps Men Who Died en route to France"

Book Reviews and a Nice New Promotional Cover Graphic from Dundurn Press

Early Reviews for Oceans of Fate “The challenge when writing about a ship is not just to find personal stories but to weave them into a compelling narrative that keeps the reader turning the pages…. Black has done a meticulous job of unearthing diaries, journals, and personal letters and photographs of both crews and passengers, … Continue reading "Book Reviews and a Nice New Promotional Cover Graphic from Dundurn Press"