Recent Publications From Creekstone Press
They Call Me Lopey: A Saga of Wilderness Flying
Bill Lopaschuk took his first flying lesson when he was twenty. In the years that followed, he flew for five airlines in more than 60 different planes, including the first de Havilland Beaver, and logged more than 25,000 take offs and landings. On the coast and in the interior, he fought forest fires and flew medivac missions. He moved a D7 CAT in the cabin of a single engine Otter, helped map the mineral potential of northern BC and flew supplies into the remote radar sites on the DEW Line in the Arctic. They Call Me Lopey tells the stories of his his many adventures. Read more
Searching for the April Moon
Through these personal family portraits, Prince Rupert’s Nancy Robertson portrays the complex emotions and decisions facing anyone caring for aging parents. An artist and passionate traveler, she interweaves these reflections with vivid descriptions of visits to the galleries of New York, London and Paris and her explorations of the pounding surf and deserts of Baja and California. Read more
the weather from the west
Over many years, Sheila Peters has been writing poems reflecting the diverse experiences, both here and away, that have made the Bulkley Valley her home as a writer. Recently she shared many of those poems with visual artist Perry Rath. This synergistic collaboration reflects the depth of the physical, spiritual and emotional worlds of these two artists and reveals those places where their visions intersect. Read more
