Do you want to evolve to the next stage in human development? Then read this book!

With a wry wit like that of Oscar Wilde, a choppy style like that of Kurt Vonnegut, and a blatant candor like that of Hugh Hefner, this book reveals how reality is nothing more than a big mathematical chemical reaction of perceptions, principles, identities, and MAGIC!

In this, part collection of science fiction short stories, part autobiography of a madman, the author delves into concepts dealing with hell safety, pathos, friendliness, love, magic, knowledge, and variety.

Tom is an ex-drug addict, with extensive experience in suffering and misery, as a result of his addiction. He is over one year clean and sober, and his autobiography offers advice and hope to those suffering from substance abuse.

This book can be ordered online at Trafford Publishing.

Devils & Architects: Screts of an Extraordinary Journey

Kevin Morgan, a long-time member of the New View Society, recently had his autobiography (177 pages) published with funding from the Fraser Health Consumer, Family, Community Initiative Funds.

Copies of his book are available: contact New View Society or contact Kevin directly at kimorgan@shaw.ca. Cost is $12 + $4 S/H.

Kevin is also very interested in presenting his story in person. If you know of any opportunities where he could speak, please contact Jill or Kevin.

Devils and Architects: secrets of an extraordinary journey," follows my travels as the son of a Canadian diplomat, moving through postings in Moscow, Brussels, Vienna and Canberra, Australia. Inspired by my travels I had a dream of becoming an architect. However while I was attempting to negotiate a stressful architecture program serious complications arose, as professors seemed eager to condemn me, and my behavior. Isolated, living in poverty and lacking the support one may have thought should have been there I enter a dangerous world that turns into a horrific psychosis.

Barely surviving a long, cold winter in Ottawa I am hospitalized and told to abandon my ambition completely. Devastated by my experience and facing serious compromises in my health and credibility, few are willing to believe my 'fantastic' allegations of abuse. I become a Christian and compelled by the staggering changes in my life I become involved in advocacy for persons affected by mental illness. However finding that I am haunted by a post-traumatic stress disorder and realizing the lack of political will behind a Consumer movement of the early '90s I abandon a systemic approach determined to pursue an individual effort.

Shortly afterwards I experience a strange and extremely difficult connection between mental illness and the supernatural as I am forced to endure three prolonged spiritual assaults over a period of eight months, involving several hospitalizations in Riverview and a dire suicide attempt. Realizing the danger of my tendencies I decide to change my life. I settle down and marry determined to live a more stable life.

Time goes by as I occupy my creative talents with poetry where again I am drawn into revisiting a manuscript that never seems to end. This work is so many things, but to me I consider it a unique account of perseverance and courage. A story that ultimately transcends a tragedy as the truth has not been lost but magnified and although less than perfect it is to me a true reflection of a very long and extraordinary journey.

Still Living the Best Life I Ever Had

I went into a coma that lasted fifty-two days, and during the month and a half I was in it, I stopped remembering most of the important things I'd been taking for granted all my life. It wasn't as if I'd forgotten everything I'd learned in life as this tries to imply; it's more like sometimes things take longer to slip from my short-term memory into my long-term memory than other times...

Today I see I'm an expert on myself and I don't have to pretend I'm someone else anymore.

I wrote this book because I'd like my life to be counted as something important in the scheme of things, and refreshing memories in other people's minds is a feast for sure.

To order copies of the book, check with your local bookstore; the order should be filled in about one week.

Fishing Fever

Fishing Fever is a guide to sport fishing along the Lower Fraser River between Mission and Hope, in British Columbia, Canada. It is the first authoritative book on the subject of public access to the Fraser River.

This third edition is full of detailed maps, locations of boat launches, Global Positioning System waypoints, facility outlines and directions to some of the best fishing spots along the mighty Fraser. New features include five articles ranging from legislation, licenses and regulations, to fish identification.

BC Outdoors writer Bill Otway's "Salmon and Steelhead Calendar" has been included along with "Fishing Tips" by fisheries officer Glenn Kostiuk.

For more details, check the website Fishing Fever.

The cost is $35.00 (incl. taxes), and can be obtained through fishingfeverbc@yahoo.ca.

Peace Begins With Me

Ted Kuntz is a psychotherapist in private practice in Vancouver, Canada and the author of the Canadian best-seller, Peace Begins With Me. Ted has a Master's Degree in Counseling Psychology and more than 26 years of clinical experience.

Much of the wisdom that Ted shares in his counseling, workshops, and book didn't come from his formal training. Rather, it came from his personal journey as the father of a child with disabilities. Ted's journey with his son Joshua taught Ted how to make peace with life.

Ted's best selling book, Peace Begins With Me, is a summary of the wisdom he acquired on this journey. This deeply personal story is an inspiration to those who are challenged by life and wish to move beyond pain and anger and experience more peace and joy.

Ted is recognized internationally for his work in assisting individuals, families, organizations, and corporations manage the challenges and opportunities of life more effectively and joyfully.

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