# Ed Seaward

> Author of Fair, a novel by the Porcupine's Quill


## Posts

- [London Gothic: Coming Fall 2026](https://edseaward.com/2025/12/18/london-gothic-coming-fall-2026/): In 1975 John Caine and his nineteen year old son Ricky bury a woman near a clump of trees in an open field on the rural outskirts of London, Ontario. In 1984, seventeen year old Bethany Caine is haunted by the disappearance of her mother nine years previous. Her father and brother insist Thelma Caine abandoned them one night, evidenced by her brief goodbye note. Having already escaped the house dominated by her brutish father, to live with her girlfriend and lover Angela, Bethany presses much older brother Ricky to reveal what actually happened to their mother. Structured along alternating […]
- [Payne & Suffering](https://edseaward.com/2023/01/25/payne-suffering/): Here, take the end of this bit of thread and let’s see if we can stitch together patches of human fabric, as if we were making a contemporary America quilt. Sewing together individual life panels, music, meditation, east coast, west coast, finance, charity and action. Our patchwork does not need to be linear, in fact good art often isn’t. So where to begin, which two panels of our quilt should we join first? I know: charity and action. That is our beginning. In 2004, when the Boxing Day Tsunami pummelled over a dozen countries, particularly  devastating Indonesia, Sri Lanka, India […]
- [Gordon Shadrach: Portrait of the Artist as a Leader](https://edseaward.com/2023/01/09/gordon-shadrach-portrait-of-the-artist-as-a-leader/): New Orleans, July 9th, early evening, and we’re walking through the French Quarter. I’m next to Gordon Shadrach, a Toronto elementary school teacher who is growing in prominence as a visual artist, a painter. Ahead of us is my wife, Barb, engaged in conversation with Gordon’s partner, James. In the media, meteorologists are debating whether the newly named storm, Barry, is a tropical depression or a hurricane. For now, whatever its official designation, it’s still at sea and we are dry as we head to the Court of Two Sisters restaurant for an odd birthday celebration. We are celebrating Richard […]
- [Peace and Blessings — The Bill Duke Way](https://edseaward.com/2023/01/04/peace-and-blessings-the-bill-duke-way/): Whenever Bill Duke sends me a text he concludes with either Peace or Blessings. Closing words that transcend so much life-experience as an African-American. Born in Poughkeepsie, New York, in 1943, Bill has lived through some of the most vile racism imaginable. Like most American and Canadian children, he began kindergarten at five years old and remembers the excitement of the first day, dressed in brand new clothes. As the only black child in class, what he learned on his first day was as old as the USA itself: ignorance and hatred based on the colour of his skin. Even […]
- [Fall Literary Fiesta](https://edseaward.com/2022/10/27/fall-literary-fiesta/): Pleased to announce that I am part of The Porcupine’s Quill Fall Literary Fiesta. Come to Toronto’s Kensington Market where I’ll be having some fun with 5 other PQ authors and reading from my novel Fair.
- [From A Place Of Curiosity: Ron Dizy](https://edseaward.com/2022/03/02/from-a-place-of-curiosity-ron-dizy/): One evening in 1997 Ron Dizy went to the Gourmet Food and Wine Show in Toronto with a group of friends. After leaving they headed to a joint on Front Street to keep the party going and, a few drinks in, decided it was time to do flaming shooters off the bar. They asked some women, who’d also been at the show, to join them. Jo Ann Babcock, a woman with long curly red hair, spoke her first words to Ron: “Just don’t light my hair on fire.” When the evening finished, on the taxi ride home, Ron turned to […]
- [Daniel Bryant: Story El Grande](https://edseaward.com/2022/01/19/daniel-bryant-story-el-grande/): Question: how long is twenty-one years? The answer could be 1,092 weeks. Or 7,665 days. I’ll leave you, the reader, to perform your own math to determine the hours, the minutes. While you fumble with your calculator — you’re not really doing this by longhand are you? — let me give you a writer’s answer. Twenty-one years is the time it takes for a news report to become an idea, grow into a short story, threaten to expand into a novel, revert to short story once again, and finally be published by one of Canada’s distinguished independent publishing companies. That […]
- [Chandra Wohleber: Never-Ending Character Arc](https://edseaward.com/2021/11/24/chandra-wohleber-never-ending-character-arc/): I present to the reader Chandra Wohleber in relief, a diptych. When I visited publisher Tim Inkster at The Porcupine’s Quill, he related to me that Leon Rooke, the 87 year old Governor General award winning novelist, had told Tim he thought Chandra was the best editor he’d ever worked with. To which Chandra, when I relayed this, said: “That’s incredibly humbling and Leon is being altogether too kind. I absolutely cannot be in the league of some of the editors I know he’s worked with.” In contrast we have why Chandra set off from Canada in the mid-90s, first […]
- [John Overall: Professional Skeptic](https://edseaward.com/2021/09/29/john-overall-professional-skeptic/): I can’t remember the exact moment I met John Overall although it occurred sometime in the year 2000. I know this because that’s when he joined Union Gas at our Toronto office which, at the time, was in North York. Natural gas utilities were going through enormous changes. In my case, deregulation meant spinning off our retail business and I remained with the utility, moving to Toronto to become the marketing manager for the residential and commercial customer base. For John, the changes had brought forth the closing of, first, the Canadian Gas Research Institute and then Gas Technology Canada. […]
- [Latest Review Of Fair](https://edseaward.com/2021/09/22/80722/): The latest review of Fair. https://www.forewordreviews.com/reviews/fair/
- [Gavin Barrett: A Life of Creativity and Caring](https://edseaward.com/2021/08/18/gavin-barrett-a-life-of-creativity-and-caring/): A few years ago, Gavin Barrett left his house to head to his office — both places in Toronto Beaches — when a refuse truck hammered by with a sound and fury that awoke his sense-memory and led him to pen a new poem. “When the whale: a conversation” opens with these lines: “How did your day begin? Waiting for the morning bus,garbage truck rattle shakes me from screen.Fat-bellied sow style, muck stinkspittlethread of garbage drool slavering out its arse endsweet high perfume of rot, living things dying,dead things crawling with lifethe whiff knocks me back to when the whalecame […]
- [Fair Shortlisted for Canadian Authors Association Book Award](https://edseaward.com/2021/07/17/fair-shortlisted-for-canadian-authors-association-book-award/): Fair has been shortlisted for the Fred Kerner Book Award which is presented annually by the Canadian Authors Association. This year Canadian Authors celebrates 100 years. For more information about the award go here: 2021 Fred Kerner Book Awards.
- [Fair Awarded Silver Medal](https://edseaward.com/2021/06/10/fair-awarded-silver-medal/): Fair was awarded the Silver Medal for Urban Fiction in the 2021 Independent Book Awards, known as the IPPY Awards.
- [Mark Mercer: Passionately Dispassionate](https://edseaward.com/2021/06/09/mark-mercer-passionately-dispassionate/): During the summer of 2019, nearly forty years after I last saw Mark Mercer, we sat in The Richmond Tavern, a beer joint in the centre of our hometown, London, Ontario. The Richmond Tavern is one of the few remaining old time bars in London; long gone are The Rideout, The Oxbox, The Embassy, and Montcalm Secondary School’s favourite haunt, The Barn. Earlier in the year I’d reached out to Mark through Facebook. We emailed back and forth, me trying to establish the last time we saw one another and Mark suggesting it was my wedding, June 1981. Except, I […]
- [Boundless Energy Battling Climate Change: Lisa DeMarco](https://edseaward.com/2021/05/05/energy-that-battles-climate-change-lisa-demarco/): As with her older siblings, when Lisa DeMarco was a little girl her parents enrolled her in an art class with local Windsor, Ontario pen and ink artist Robert Rudkin. Having instructed her brothers and sisters over a number of years, the artist was compelled to ask Lisa a simple question one day. “Are you sure you’re actually related to the others?” Apparently, she was that bad. I begin with that observation because it may be the only thing Lisa DeMarco has never excelled at. Over four decades later, she is ranked as one of the world’s leading climate change […]
- [Talking Fair On The Artsy Raven Podcast](https://edseaward.com/2021/04/07/talking-fair-on-the-artsy-raven-podcast/): Discussing my novel, my writing journey, publishing and more with writer/publisher JF Garrard on her new podcast. Listen on Spotify or watch on YouTube.
- [Leo Lubrano: Mindfulness in a Time of Covid](https://edseaward.com/2021/03/03/leo-lubrano-mindfullness-in-a-time-of-covid/): When Sophia Loren entered the room Leo Lubrano was putting together the finishing touches for the press junket. He spoke to her a little in Italian but her attention was focused elsewhere until he mentioned that his father’s family was from her hometown, Pozzuoli, a Naples suburb. Leo went on to say his grandfather lived on the same street as her family and knew Sophia’s mother who, he claimed, was also a great beauty, once winning a Greta Garbo look alike contest. Confirming the story of her mother to be absolutely true, Sophia engaged the young man in conversation, gracious […]
- [Fair on the Radio](https://edseaward.com/2021/02/25/fair-on-the-radio/): Fair was discussed on Mississauga radio with some interesting points of view, including the fact that it would make a terrific movie. Have a listen for yourself.
- [There's Something About Sally](https://edseaward.com/2021/01/13/theres-something-about-sally/): Late September, 2017, and I’m sitting at a long dining table, across from Sally Khan, playing Rummy 500. She loves to play cards. This place, a two storey concrete structure, belongs to Sally and husband Faiz, and is situated on the main road in Biche, a mountain village nestled in a huge area of tropical rainforest in east-central Trinidad.  The living area occupies the entire second floor, an open concept of kitchen, dining room, living room, with the bedrooms and bathrooms down hallways on either side. There is a wood deck off back patio doors, with an outdoor dining table, […]
- [Fair in Kirkus Reviews](https://edseaward.com/2021/01/05/fair-in-kirkus-reviews/): Fair has been reviewed in Kirkus Reviews. Kirkus is a leading magazine in the book publishing industry for almost 80 years. Here is a link to the review.
- [Saul Isler: The Definition of Chutzpah](https://edseaward.com/2020/11/11/saul-isler-the-definition-of-chutzpah/): Last winter, as I’m preparing to participate in a Los Angeles Moth Storytelling Slam, I’m taking full advantage of my time on a Tuesday afternoon at Santa Monica’s Write Away to rehearse — you can’t read at a Moth, you  have to speak without notes. My story revolves around a childhood experience I had as a little boy growing up in London, Ontario, watching Ghoulardi, a Late Night Horror Movie host broadcasted on cable TV from Cleveland. I speak about how interested I’d been much later in life to see that one of my favourite Hollywood directors, Paul Thomas Anderson, […]
- [Fair in The Manchester Review](https://edseaward.com/2020/10/19/fair-in-the-manchester-review/): Fair has been reviewed in the latest edition of The Manchester Review. If you are unfamiliar with them, “The Manchester Review was founded in 2008 and is published by the Centre for New Writing at The University of Manchester. We aspire to bring together online, without a paper edition, the best of international writing from well-known, established writers alongside new, relatively unknown poets and prose-writers.” I’m happy to be included in this edition as one of the new prose-writers. Here is the review:
- [This is Brian Bland, live, from Santa Monica, California](https://edseaward.com/2020/10/07/brian-bland-of-words-radio/): Late at night, early April 1968, found 26 year old Brian Bland driving through town to his parents’ house, a short journey but one requiring him to stop at checkpoints guarded by uniformed young men. The soldiers reminded Brian of how he looked only a few months earlier, before he returned from his tour of duty in Vietnam. He was to be in a war zone no longer, yet here he was among soldiers, their weapons, their armoured vehicles, and the streets lined with wreckage throughout his hometown: Memphis, Tennessee. These were the days following the assassination of Dr. Martin […]
- [Fair on display in Venice Beach Small World Books](https://edseaward.com/2020/09/21/fair-on-display-in-venice-beach-small-world-books/): Fair is now available and on display at Small World Books in Venice Beach, California. You can see it is positioned just below Elena Ferrante’s “My Brilliant Friend” and two spots above Margaret Atwood’s “The Testaments”.
- [The Mark Saha Story](https://edseaward.com/2020/09/09/the-mark-saha-story/): In February of 1971, Mrs. Saha pushed her grocery buggy down the aisle of her local supermarket in Houston, Texas. A neighbour stopped and said, “We watched The Courtship of Eddie’s Father on TV last night. The episode was written by Mark Saha. Is that your Mark?” Indeed it was and later that day Mark, who’d been living in Los Angeles a decade, received a telephone call from his parents who for the first time allowed that maybe, just maybe, their son’s crazy notion to be a Hollywood writer might pan out. When I met Mark in early 2018, after […]
- [Fair On 49th Shelf Suggested Reading List](https://edseaward.com/2020/09/01/fair-on-49th-shelf-suggested-reading-list/): Fair has been added to 49th Shelf’s suggested reading list. 49th Shelf offers the largest collection of Canadian books on the Internet to help readers discover their next great read. Check out the link. https://49thshelf.com/Lists/Members/2020-35/Still-Summer-Reads If you haven’t ordered your copy yet click here to see where to purchase Fair.
- [Write Away Folks, Just Write Away](https://edseaward.com/2020/08/19/write-away-folks-just-write-away/): In January, 2018, on the first Tuesday after my wife Barb and I arrived in Santa Monica, California, I wandered over to the Fairview Branch Library to check out a writing group I’d noticed in the Santa Monica library flyer. The group called themselves Write Away and the library flyer said they met every Tuesday at 12 noon. When I arrived, I saw a number of long tables jammed together with maybe twenty chairs circling the tables. Immediately, Saul Isler — a self-described short, fat, old Jew from Cleveland — welcomed me. About a dozen people finally settled in, their […]
- [It's Sharpe To Stay Home: Final Reflections](https://edseaward.com/2020/07/29/its-sharpe-to-stay-home-final-reflections/): As I edited and revised this wrap-up to the Profiles I’ve published about my Sharpe cousins, this final reflection on Newfoundland, Joan Sharpe alerted me to a National Film Board documentary I’d never before seen: Rain, Drizzle, Fog. A 1998 film, it touches on the theme I’ve been writing about in these Profiles, of my cousins, of those who choose to stay in Newfoundland, despite the hardships of weather and economics. (You can watch the film on-line, just follow this link.) Filmmaker Rosemary House wanders through St. John’s talking to a number of writers and performers who share many perspectives, […]
- [Fair Is Launched](https://edseaward.com/2020/07/25/fair-is-launched/): Huge thank you to The Porcupine’s Quill for supporting my book launch on July 21 (my sister Linda’s birthday!) and to Lee Parpart for the magnificent job she did as host. A few random screenshots below for those to remember the event and for those who weren’t able to attend to see what a wonderful night we had. Stay tuned for more news and events – I am currently trying to pull together a Book Tour in the Time of Covid. As bookstores open across Ontario I am investigating ways to safely visit, provide support and do readings from Fair […]
- [It's Sharpe To Stay Home: Joan's Story](https://edseaward.com/2020/07/15/its-sharpe-to-stay-home-joans-story/): I’m on the phone talking a little bit about Joan Sharpe with her youngest brother, Bob. I forget the exact details of the conversation but I wrote this down, him reflecting about Joan: “She’s the family’s writer and intellectual.” Indeed. Whenever I’m wrapping up a trip to St. John’s and see my cousin Joan for the final time I hug her deeply and my mind always floats back to one of Dorothy’s lines as she is giving a big hug, preparing to leave OZ: “I think I’ll miss you most of all”. Maybe it’s the writing connection and, with that, […]
- [It's Sharpe To Stay Home: Marie's Story](https://edseaward.com/2020/06/30/its-sharpe-to-stay-home-maries-story/): “I don’t do plaid jackets and rubber boots.” Words from Marie Sharpe on her life-long approach to costume design for Newfoundland theatre, television and film. Marie’s approach reflects her perception of the variety of Newfoundland culture and how that culture should be portrayed, beyond the clichés and stereotypes. In other words, an approach that should reflect the characters to help the director and author tell the story. As Marie said to me about her philosophy, she disregards what she personally likes or dislikes, and, while she doesn’t completely disregard the likes or dislikes of actors, she works to help them […]
- [It's Sharpe To Stay Home: Doug's Story](https://edseaward.com/2020/06/17/its-sharpe-to-stay-home-dougs-story/): Whenever I talk to Doug Sharpe (who describes himself as a “short-ass townie” and has the wit to go along with it) there is something about him that utterly reminds me of old St. John’s, whether you refer to it as “historic” or “downtown” or “east” St. John’s. These are the streets that climb up the hill from the harbour to where the city flattens, slightly, along Military Road and Harvey Road, where the Basilica-Cathedral and The Rooms look out over the harbour and to the slice of land between the harbour and the sea known locally as The Brow. […]
- [It's Sharpe To Stay Home: Bob's Story](https://edseaward.com/2020/06/03/its-sharpe-to-stay-home-bobs-story/): In 1984, the Basilica-Cathedral of St. John the Baptist still dominated the cityscape of St. John’s Newfoundland, long before downtown hi-rises took root and the construction of the art gallery and museum known as The Rooms. The great, grey building, designed in Romanesque style, completed in the mid-19th century on the highest point overlooking the city, was what you focused on coming through the Narrows into the harbour. On the main floor inside the Basilica, in September of that year, a young Bob Sharpe was bent over and walking backwards, focused on dragging a large cable, doing his job as a […]
- [It's Sharpe To Stay Home: Bill's Story](https://edseaward.com/2020/05/20/its-sharpe-to-stay-home-bills-story/): Bobby Curtola, an enormous Canadian pop star in the 1960s, signed on with Coca-Cola as their pitchman in 1964 and toured the country singing “Thing Go Better With Coke”, a song so identified with him that he was often mistakenly credited with writing it. In the summer of 1965 he played St. John’s, Newfoundland but when he left to go back to the mainland Bobby Curtola was short his drummer, Gordie Faye, who’d been smitten by a local girl who lived in East St. John’s. She lived not far up the street from 43 Goodview, the house where young teenager […]
- [Podcast Interview](https://edseaward.com/2020/05/18/podcast-interview/): I’m honoured to be the first interview for Canadian Authors – Toronto inaugural podcast. Click here to listen to my discussion of writing Fair and the process that led me to my publisher, The Porcupine’s Quill.
- [It's Sharpe To Stay Home](https://edseaward.com/2020/05/06/its-sharpe-to-stay-home/): In July 1997 I went back to Newfoundland for the first time since I was a child. In 1968, after the factory in London where he worked closed, my father decided to move back to St. John’s which, of course, included my mother, sister and me. I’d visited St. John’s once, 1966, in a grand Newfoundland celebration known as “Come Home Year”. For the brief time we lived in St. John’s in 1968 we stayed in our 15 foot trailer parked in the driveway of the only St. John’s home my father lived in, the house he was born in […]
- [Christopher Hilkene: Embarking On Pollution Probe’s Next 50 Years](https://edseaward.com/2020/04/08/christopher-hilkene-embarking-on-pollution-probes-next-50-years/): I sat across the table from Chris Hilkene, Pollution Probe’s current Executive Director, and smiled — finally, an environmental story with some romance! Environmentalists, and the environmental movement, are often viewed as serious if not down right dour — an unfair portrait but one that is often reflected in the media because, when environmentalists are interviewed, it is their perspectives on sober issues like climate change that are sought out. When I asked Chris how he first got involved with Probe he told me he had volunteered in the late 1980’s because of a girl. Now, that’s more like it! […]
- [Final jacket design for FAIR](https://edseaward.com/2020/03/19/final-jacket-design-for-fair/): The Porcupine’s Quill has finalized the jacket design of my upcoming novel, Fair. Many thanks to poet, novelist, and University of Toronto creative writing teacher Catherine Graham, who provided a wonderful testimonial after reading the manuscript. Stay tuned for the date of publication along with planned book launches which will be interesting in these times of COVID-19 and self-isolation.
- [Pollution Probe: A Golden Anniversary](https://edseaward.com/2020/03/18/pollution-probe-a-golden-anniversary/): We organize funerals for our dead. What should we do for a dead body of water? In November, 1969, the nascent environmental organization, Pollution Probe, decided that for all intents and purposes the befouled, if not outright poisoned Don River, which flowed through Toronto to Lake Ontario, was dead. The only thing left: organize a funeral. Peter Love, a second-year student at the University of Toronto at the time, remembers his “52 Woody Station Wagon was used as the hearse for the Burial of the Don, an event covered by all the TV networks and newspapers.” Flash forward to November, […]
- [Of Decency & Friendship: Ken Ogilvie](https://edseaward.com/2020/03/04/of-decency-friendship-ken-ogilvie/): It’s October 2009 and I’m boarding an Air Canada flight out of Pearson Airport, heading for Quebec City, a business trip to attend an industry conference. I’m smiling as I take my seat because I recognize Ken Ogilvie, the passenger beside me, although he really doesn’t know me. What intrigues me, though, after the plane takes off, is that he sets up a small electronic writing machine on the fold-down tray-table and begins banging away. When I question him, his answer elicits a fact from me that I had yet to share with anyone other than my wife. “What are […]
- [JF Garrard - A Spark Of Madness That Is Anything But Generic](https://edseaward.com/2020/02/05/jf-garrard-a-spark-of-madness-that-is-anything-but-generic/): I’m on the phone. I’ve gone quiet. Listening intently, I’m not sure what to say. I don’t want to interject. The interview has taken an unexpected turn and the many questions I have written down, on several pieces of paper in front of me, seem insignificant and inappropriate. When creating these Profiles my process is to reflect on the person I’m writing about, thinking ahead of how I might begin, while I send an email asking for basic biographical detail, where the person was born, went to school, career choices etc. After I receive the information, I continue to reflect, […]
- [Lee Parpart - A Writer Has Emerged](https://edseaward.com/2020/01/22/lee-parpart-a-writer-has-emerged/): For ten years after the Tet Offensive spit our father into a locked ward at Mass General, we movedso often that we became movement, became the rivers roping through each new address.  Those are the opening lines of Lee Parpart’s poem, “Becoming Water 1968-83”, one of two works she shared with our monthly writing circle in June, 2019. Our circle is a group of Canadian Authors-Toronto members, structured by Lee as part of her tireless work revitalizing the organization, where writers read and critique each other’s fiction or poetry. When I first read those lines I had come to know […]
- [The Women Who Revitalized Canadian Authors-Toronto](https://edseaward.com/2020/01/08/the-women-who-revitalized-authors-toronto/): I joined the Canadian Authors Association (CAA) in 2011 to meet other writers and to help me better understand the avenues to publishing. My expectations were met in that a few of the Toronto branch monthly meetings brought in publishers and agents who talked about the process of querying. The meetings were not very well attended, although the executive of the time seemed to be organized. Over the next few years, however, the spotty attendance declined even more, as did the quality of the programs, and the branch executive slowly disbanded. Anita Purcell, the Executive Director of the national organization, […]
- [Profiles from the Bright Side of the Road](https://edseaward.com/2019/11/27/profiles-from-the-bright-side-of-the-road/): When I received confirmation from The Porcupine’s Quill, in January 2019, that they wanted to publish my novel, Fair, my mind slowly turned from the jubilation of finally breaking through with a traditional publisher to the more mundane thoughts of how to work with them to help market the book upon its release in 2020. Advice, whether read on-line or received from friends with actual knowledge of book promotion, pointed to the absolute twenty-first century necessity of an author’s website. Surf the internet and you will see that everyone from little known self-published authors to the most famous, successful writers […]

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- [London Gothic: Coming Fall 2026](https://edseaward.com/london-gothic/): [vc_row row_height_percent=”0″ overlay_alpha=”50″ gutter_size=”3″ column_width_percent=”100″ shift_y=”0″ z_index=”0″ content_parallax=”0″ uncode_shortcode_id=”114328″][vc_column column_width_percent=”100″ gutter_size=”3″ overlay_alpha=”50″ shift_x=”0″ shift_y=”0″ shift_y_down=”0″ z_index=”0″ medium_width=”0″ mobile_width=”0″ width=”2/3″ uncode_shortcode_id=”873622″][vc_column_text uncode_shortcode_id=”118575″]In 1975 John Caine and his nineteen year old son Ricky bury a woman near a clump of trees in an open field on the rural outskirts of London, Ontario. In 1984, seventeen year old Bethany Caine is haunted by the disappearance of her mother nine years previous. Her father and brother insist Thelma Caine abandoned them one night, evidenced by her brief goodbye note. Having already escaped the house dominated by her brutish father, to live with her girlfriend […]
- [Ed Seaward: Biography](https://edseaward.com/bio/): [vc_row][vc_column width=”2/3″][vc_column_text uncode_shortcode_id=”615889″]Ed Seaward’s debut novel Fair was published in 2020 by The Porcupine’s Quill. Awarded the Silver Medal in Urban Fiction by the 2021 Independent Book Awards, Fair was also shortlisted for the Canadian Authors Association’s 2021 Fred Kerner Award. His screenplay, Mother Daughter Happiness was a finalist at the 2019 Pasadena International Film Festival. His web publications Profiles From The Bright Side Of The Road features writers, actors, artists and environmentalists. The Newfoundland family series, It’s Sharpe to Stay Home, was republished by Down Home Magazine. After 30 years in the corporate world, Ed now writes full-time. He and his […]
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