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One million books sold. Washington Post & WSJ bestseller. ITW Thriller Awards finalist. Latest book: DEAD OF NIGHT. Agent: @joannaswainson
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The Seeker Newsmagazine Cornwall

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By Lisa Gray
| The Seeker (Cornwall, ON)
They say a well-known storied name begins with a legend. Built on intricately detailed hogback stones from the mother country, historical events made famous by its players, glow back to us from across the sea. A practical man, Duncan Sinclair was one such builder. Born in Endeavor, Saskatchewan, he was the only child of Dugald and Edna Sinclair. An immigrant from Ross-shire Scotland, Dugald served as the Postmaster on Salt Spring Island in his later years.
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The Bookshop Around The Corner

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By Lisa Gray
| Midbrow
Nomadic Books 326 23rd St. Unit C, Oakland, CA I stumbled into a surprise around the corner from my house in Uptown recently: Nomadic Bookshop. The was space a Chinese restaurant when I moved to Oakland almost a decade ago and turned into a few things before J.K. Fowler and his life partner Uriel opened Nomadic Books earlier this year. A bookshop is a welcome addition to the neighborhood, especially one as special as this one.
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The Seeker Newsmagazine Cornwall

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By Lisa Gray
| The Seeker (Cornwall, ON)
From Celtic folklore to modern-day wellness theories, lying under a tree is good practice for feeling grounded. In a hair’s width of touch, a tree detecting human hands grants healing energy to stabilize and calm the mind. In the fast paced world of city life, Christine Sabourin is an old soul bearing deep roots. Problem solving from the age of 12 she worked at her grandfather’s egg grading station in Monkland, Ontario where a good work ethic went a long way.
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