Hitchhiking 1972 – Clay & Bone

I’ve just released a new – rather overdue – Podcast: “The Sinister Samaritan – Part 1″…and here is a brief descriptive:

Perhaps it wasn’t a good idea to part ways with his travelling companions and hitchhike alone…or was it?

The Sinister Samaritan takes you on a road trip from Regina to Prince Edward Island and beyond in the early 70’s as young Georgie weaves his way between bliss and peril on the road. Rich descriptives and encounters abound, as the young traveller dodges dangers and embraces sublime growth experiences at the young age of 17.

This is Part 1 of The Sinister Samaritan with Part 2 soon to follow – stay tuned!

https://www.theaccidentalcurator.ca/e/the-accidental-curator-episode-22-the-sinister-samaritan-part-1

One of BC’s worst mass killings took place in rural Okanagan 53 years ago

Ok Ok…I’m being a bit facetious with the “15 Minutes of Fame” reference – I was interviewed recently by a journalist named Ben Bulmer of InfoNews (Okanagan based online news site), as he was doing some research for an article on William Bernard Lepine. As there is limited information out there on WBL, Ben borrowed elements from my story “The Mass Murderer and the Old Dutch Potato Chip Truck” and stuck in a couple of photos (youngish Georgie and his older, wiser counterpart)…so, if you haven’t heard the story before (or seen a picture of me with long flowing red hair)…have a read** or, better still, buy my book!😂

“All Roads at Any Time” Book

**PS…if you click on the InfoNews link to reach the Story/Interview you may have so subscribe with your email…too much hassle? Fuggedaboudit!🙏😊