Why does Vancouver not deserve to host the 2010 Winter Olympics
The following was an Op-Ed I wrote on July 29, 2009, that was picked up by the National Post. I’m a former track athlete who
The following was an Op-Ed I wrote on July 29, 2009, that was picked up by the National Post. I’m a former track athlete who
Keith Boykin gives a unique perspective on the fear of the weakening of a white-dominated America. I first heard about Keith Boykin through an old
My experience breaking into the LGBTQ book market Over two weeks ago, I was invited to an LGBTQ book fair to showcase my books. The
7 major website builders were contacted to see how they handle fake news on their platforms. A reader, Melissa Haun, was interested in a previous
Eartha Kitt headlines a show in Montreal in August 1986 after belittling Québec pop star Marjo at a press conference. Guest post by Richard Burnett
On October 30, 2021 at 7PM, Suspense Thriller Author, Russell Brooks, will be hosted by the Caribbean Coalition Network of Montreal for a live interview,
Vaccine Passports will go into effect in Quebec on September 1, 2021, as an app. Vaccine passports are one of the most discussed topics in
Social Media Influencers from Germany and France go public after being approached by an ad company that offered them cash to spread disinformation about COVID-19
A high-tech thrill ride with Nick Heller. Guilty Minds is a high-tech thrill ride and the third novel in the Nick Heller series by Joseph Finder.
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Hate and sex crimes: Russell Brooks pens a toxic mixture in JAM RUN—A high-stakes murder mystery set in Jamaica Launching on IndieGoGo,
Ex-NFL Player Phillip Adams Shoots Five, then Himself. On April 8, 2021, another mass shooting tragedy occurred when former NFL player, Phillip Adams, killed five
Joseph Finder Writes Another Edge-Of-Your-Seat Suspense That Will Keep You Up All Night! A Superior Court Judge who has a one-night stand. What else could
COVID-19 vaccines are here. This news comes to the relief of millions who’ve had to endure lockdowns, curfews, and not being able to kiss any random
Don Champion shares horrible memories of being bullied and discriminated against for being a gay Black man. When you’re often discriminated against in the workplace,
When I first saw the headlines fours hours ago before posting this, I had to make sure that this was not a hoax. Sadly, it’s true.
An update on the upcoming suspense thriller, Jam Run. Great news. I finished writing Jam Run, the sequel to Chill Run. Now for the less than great news, there’s
A Bloody Game of Cat and Mouse. Ever so often I take the time to read from more experienced authors, not just to kill time
Anti-blackness. Self-hatred. These are probably the kinder words I could use to describe the motives behind this being by far one of the most asinine
Black History Month’s Disabled Contributors. Claudia Gordon Since the beginning of Black History Month, each weekly set of posts reflected a theme. The first week
Caribbean Black History’s contributors. Rufus Rockhead For this week in Black History Month, I’ll be showcasing Black people from the Caribbean who made major contributions to
The men and women who contributed to LGBTQ Black History Bayard Rustin Black History wouldn’t be complete if one were to neglect the major contributions
Canada’s noteworthy contributors to Canadian Black History Month Black History Month is celebrated in February of each year in North America. Even though I publish Black
There’s ALL types of wrong with what is going to happen to this Jamaican immigrant. Due to him briefly leaving Newfoundland for work—which many of
Racism in advertisement is not something one sees everyday. However, last Sunday as I was heading home from the gym, I spotted the billboard you
One can read many books about the SEALs, aircraft, and boats. However one can identify a genuine author based on their attention to detail that
I stumbled on this post by Prince Royce Worthington and thought that was important to share it. This is a response to the video of
Me Tamara Thermitus’s nomination to head the Quebec Human Rights Commission has been blocked by separatist Parti Quebecois (PQ) MNAs. Had she been elected, Me
A factual account surrounding the killing of Darius Brown, by Montreal lawyer, Gassim Bangoura. On November 17, 2016, a story that originated from Montreal’s police
What makes a legendary assassin? For John Rain, it was the lessons of love, war, and betrayal he learned in Tokyo in 1972. Fresh from
I read a great article by Mercy Pilkington, as it not only illustrates how difficult it is for independent authors to break into the industry but also the
A WANTED WOMAN is the twenty-first novel by NYT Bestselling Author, Eric Jerome Dickie. Readers who are familiar with his Gideon series will most likely
I stumbled across Nortina Mariella’s essay a few days ago. After having read it three times I have every reason to believe that the author doesn’t understand
My testimony to the life of Coach Bell, one of IU’s longest-serving Track Coaches. It’s with great sadness to learn of the passing of one
God Save The Queen. Why is it that when actor and gay rights activist, George Takei, referred to Supreme Court Justice, Clarence Thomas, as a
The following is a response to Michael Kozlowki’s Op-Ed which can be read HERE. I strongly suggest that you read it before reading my post. Dear
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