2009 September » Hot Apple Cider Books

Hot Apple Cider gets its own t-shirt and car magnet

Sep 042009

HAC2Glynis Glynis Belec is a Canadian writer who doesn’t even have a piece in Hot Apple Cider. Yet because she’s a strong supporter of Canadian writing in general, she’s been doing a lot to promote the book.

Glynis recently asked for and received permission from That’s Life! Communicaitons (the publisher of Hot Apple Cider) to create a car magnet and a t-shirt to promote the book.

She even had a contest and gave away one of the t-shirts!

Glynis , we think you’re amazing!

Check out or order the Hot Apple Cider t-shirt and the car magnet.from Glynis.

And the winner of the CLAO One Book / One Conference is (drum roll)….

Sep 022009

This just in from Alison McCullough, CLAO President….

Greetings in Christ from the Church Library Association of Ontario!

And the winner of our One Book / One Conference is (drum roll)….

Hot Apple Cider: Words to Stir the Heart and Warm the Soul

In many ways, most of the nominees are winners! We are really looking forward to talking about our favourite stories from this beautiful Canadian compilation at our Fall Conference. Can’t attend the conference? Post comments on our blog at: onebookoneconference.wordpress.com.

Blessings,

Alison McCullough
CLAO President
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Interview with Paul H. Boge

Sep 012009

Paul Boge wrote the story "Blind Date" on page 44 of Hot Apple Cider. Although "Blind Date" tells the story of a young woman who is afraid she may never meet "Mr. Right," the lesson she learns is of value for anyone.

Paul H. Boge is the author of The Chicago Healer, The Cities of Fortune, and Father to the Fatherless: The Charles Mulli Story. His latest book is The Urban Saint: The Harry Lehotsky Story which tells the true story of an inner city pastor who risked everything to bring hope to addicts, homeless and the poor in Winnipeg’s tough West End neighbourhood.

An ardent film fan, Paul is also the writer/director/producer of the feature film Among Thieves, which investigates one of the key reasons for the war in Iraq that was strangely not discussed by the main stream media.

Read our Interview with Paul