Evansburg News (Alberta, Canada)

Everything Cowboy is a new website created a few weeks ago and is set to be the new big thing in the western industry. Their plan is to bring everyone in the western world together and make a online place for Cowboy's and Cowgirls to hang out!

Wheels of Fortune is now released and available at Amazon.ca, etc.

Mary Tweedy's historical novel, Captive Daughter, Enemy Wife was releases on March 15, 2010 and is now available in many bookstores.

Captive Daughter, Enemy Wife will be released early in the new year.

The Wanderers by Charles O. Goulet has been released and launched by Chronicler Publishing, a novel that continues the saga of the Marin family in North America.

Two great reads come to mind: Faces, Souls, and Painted Crows, by Dr. Rudi Unterthiner, and The Originals by William Hay.

Faces, Souls, and Painted Crows by Rudi Unterthiner is the story of Dr. Paul Reiter who is torn between his work as a cosmetic surgeon in Hollywood and his true calling as a healer.

Chronicler Publishing will soon release Dr. Rudi Unterthiner's novel, "Faces, Souls, and Painted Crows" that is based on his experiences as a cosmetic surgeon in Hollywood.

Toronto, ON – GAO Tek Inc. has releases a new GAO ARM 9200 Development Board. GAO ARM 9200 development board is based on Atmel’s AT91RM9200 ARM processor, and embedded ARM920T kernel.

Chronicler Publishing is dedicated to Canadian historical novels and Canadian authors, but we will consider any historical novel by writers other than Canadian. Chronicler Publishing is a digital press, thus all communication is via the Internet.

If you are the author of a Canadian historical novel and are looking for a publisher, we will consider your manuscript and give you an honest appraisal of its possibilities.

William Hay’s novel, The Originals, is the story of the Princess Patricia’s Canadian Light Infantry, founded by Hamilton Gault in 1914 at the beginning of World War I. Bill Dawson, an ex-veteran of the Boer War, joins the regiment.

Allan Fisk’s novel, Forty Testoons, is the story of Father Ralph Fletcher who, in 1504, is hired by Henry VII, the king on England for forty testoons to serve the fishermen who come each year to fish the Grand Banks off the coast of Newfoundland.