City of Toronto Archives, Series 574, s0574_file0054_id49757 The above photograph of Yonge Street was taken in 1951. It gazes northward from near Gould Street.
Month: January 2012
The passage below is from the recently published murder/mystery, “The Reluctant Virgin.” It describes Toronto’s Yonge Street on a sweltering July evening. When the mid-winter
The murder/mystery, “The Reluctant Virgin” is now available at any Chapters/Indigo store and on-line in electronic versions. It is a strange tale of the serial
In the murder/mystery “The Reluctant Virgin,” the streets and laneways of Toronto play as pivotal a role in the plot as the characters. It is
The second book in the “Toronto Trilogy, entitled “The Reluctant Virgin,” written by Doug Taylor, is available at any Chapters/Indigo store in paperback and hardcover
The second book in the “Toronto Trilogy, entitled “The Reluctant Virgin,” written by Doug Taylor, is for sale at any Chapters/Indigo store. However, copies are
The second book in the “Toronto Trilogy” is now available at Chapters/Indigo at book stores. Entitled “The Reluctant Virgin,” it continues where the first book
This post continues the on-going saga of the Noronic Disaster, when fire demolished a cruise ship moored at Pier 9 on the Toronto waterfront. On
The recently published book “The Reluctant Virgin” is a classic murder/mystery. The plots twists and turns as the complicate plot unfolds. To date, no one
The novel “Arse Over Teakettle,” the first book in “The Toronto Trilogy,” is a story of a family struggling to survive during the horrific years