Author/essayist/blogger ROBERT J 'BOB' Gordon
My name is Bob Gordon. My novels display my given name Robert J. Gordon.
Cobalt publisher Doug Pollard of Highway Book Shop sent two of my short stories to teacher Fred Manson compiling a couple of Northern Ontario anthologies at Northern College in Timmins. My short story entitled Collapse was published in Northern Ontario Anthology I followed by a radio play entitled Diamond Jubilee in Northern Ontario Anthology II. Shortly afterwards Highway Book Shop published my Mines and Blazing Pines collection of short stories.
Becoming a friend and advocate for local First Nation people, the principle characters and much of the plot in my novel 'The Place' were influenced by aboriginal friends including ceremonial descriptions after an invitation from a local Chief and elder to observe a Council of Elders ceremony on a nearby First Nation Reserve. The Place was published by Treeside Press Victoria B.C. and is available at Sudbury Ontario Cole's Books and Chapters stores.
Fighting forest fires, a canoe trip adventure in Ontario’s Killarney Wilderness Park, and participating in Sudbury's inter-union dispute in 1960 led to stories in Mines and Blazing Pines. Copies are available through by emailing rsgordon@sympatico.ca. $ 12.95 includes shipping.
My historical novel Disaster Legacy published by Saga Books Calgary Alberta is available through www.amazon.ca
My novel titled Vacation Inn soonto be released as an eBook is a romance adventure story set in the corporate world of hotel and reality attraction world with the presence of gangland intrigue and corporate corruption.
Other upcoming soon to be released e-novels include the epic terrorism thriller Merlin's Disguises closely followed by my latest terrorist fighting adventure love story The Marauder Woman set in Afghanistan, Canada, the Middle east, Europe, Pakistan and India.
All novels will soon be available in e-book format on a variety of book selling websites.. Follow this site for updated information.
(Click on green page access buttons at the top of this page under the blue sky heading to access all website pages including my blog)
Cobalt publisher Doug Pollard of Highway Book Shop sent two of my short stories to teacher Fred Manson compiling a couple of Northern Ontario anthologies at Northern College in Timmins. My short story entitled Collapse was published in Northern Ontario Anthology I followed by a radio play entitled Diamond Jubilee in Northern Ontario Anthology II. Shortly afterwards Highway Book Shop published my Mines and Blazing Pines collection of short stories.
Becoming a friend and advocate for local First Nation people, the principle characters and much of the plot in my novel 'The Place' were influenced by aboriginal friends including ceremonial descriptions after an invitation from a local Chief and elder to observe a Council of Elders ceremony on a nearby First Nation Reserve. The Place was published by Treeside Press Victoria B.C. and is available at Sudbury Ontario Cole's Books and Chapters stores.
Fighting forest fires, a canoe trip adventure in Ontario’s Killarney Wilderness Park, and participating in Sudbury's inter-union dispute in 1960 led to stories in Mines and Blazing Pines. Copies are available through by emailing rsgordon@sympatico.ca. $ 12.95 includes shipping.
My historical novel Disaster Legacy published by Saga Books Calgary Alberta is available through www.amazon.ca
My novel titled Vacation Inn soonto be released as an eBook is a romance adventure story set in the corporate world of hotel and reality attraction world with the presence of gangland intrigue and corporate corruption.
Other upcoming soon to be released e-novels include the epic terrorism thriller Merlin's Disguises closely followed by my latest terrorist fighting adventure love story The Marauder Woman set in Afghanistan, Canada, the Middle east, Europe, Pakistan and India.
All novels will soon be available in e-book format on a variety of book selling websites.. Follow this site for updated information.
(Click on green page access buttons at the top of this page under the blue sky heading to access all website pages including my blog)
