Canadian Authors
| A Writer to Treasure – Connie Brummel Crook |
| The twin passions of teaching and writing, both fuelled by faith, define Connie Brummel Crook. |
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| Canadian Historical Novelist Connie Brummel Crook Wins Award for Career Achievement |
Tarr Award marks 20 years of recognizing major career contributions to Christian writing and publishing in Canada
Mississauga, Ont.—The twentieth annual Leslie K. Tarr Award for outstanding career achievement, sponsored by Tyndale University College and Seminary, will be presented to Connie Brummel Crook of Peterborough, Ont. Crook is the author of nine young adult novels and three children’s picture books. All her titles portray Canadian history and are widely used in public school classrooms and libraries. |
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| Authentic with a Capital “A” |
The first word that comes to mind to describe Audrey Meisner is “authentic.”
“When we are transparent—and begin openly sharing our lives—it demands the listener take an honest look at their own heart,” says Audrey. |
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| Beauty from Ashes - Mary Haskett’s Life |
| It is hard to imagine a more difficult start to life than Mary Haskett’s, but a glance at her smiling and gracious demeanor quickly tells you that this lady has not allowed hardship to define her. |
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| Headline News in Novel Stories with a Christian Worldview |
| “Headline news in novel stories with a Christian worldview—that’s what I believe God has called me to write,” says author Keith Clemons. He does it compellingly. |
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| A Voice for God |
| “Courage” and “conviction” are words that come to mind when thinking of the Rev. Ed Hird. He is a strong voice for God in Canada. |
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| Marcia Laycock – A Spirit of Adventure! |
At first glance you might not guess at it, but look closely and the twinkle in her eye gives it away. There is a spirit of adventure in Marcia Lee Laycock!
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| Loving What Is True -- The passion behind Denyse O’Leary’s writing |
| Of writing, Denyse O’Leary says, “Don’t do it for money—you can make more money doing almost anything else. Don’t do it for fame. The really important writers were sometimes famous in their time and sometimes not. Do it if you love what’s true.” |
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| Giving Others Hope—God is Good |
The passion that drives Tricia Kell’s writing
Tricia Kell’s unconventional and lightning rise to fame as a writer mirrors her life—she is a woman who does nothing by half measures! |
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| Living a Dream |
| After talking to Sue Augustine about her new book, Turn Your Dreams into Realities...101 Ways to Make It Happen—I just had to get the book. My first try was at Chapters—they were sold out! |
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