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Reading in Victoria 
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Leanne writes:  

Author Leanne Dyck will be reading at the Victoria Writers' Society launch of their island writer magazine. She will be reading from her creative non-fiction story "Because of Her". The story will appear in the Winter issue of the Island Writer magazine. Leanne will be reading on Saturday, December 5th at the Orange Hall (1620 Fernwood Raod). Readings are scheduled from 7:30 to 9:00 pm. Admission is free.

www.maynelyamystery.blogspot.com
Posted by argo on Saturday, November 21, 2009 @ 13:09:37 CST (1222 reads)
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By donation concert 
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Leanne writes:  

By donation concert featuring Mayne Island musicians to celebrate Maynely a Mystery's book launch Friday, September 4th at the Ag Hall. Doors open at 7:30 pm. Please spread the word.

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Posted by admin on Tuesday, August 11, 2009 @ 00:00:18 CDT (1255 reads)
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Book reading 
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Leanne writes:  

Author Leanne Dyck reads from her new novel:  Maynely a Mystery at the library on Saturday, August 1st at 7:30 pm.

 This reading is all about you: whether you are an old-time, newcomer, week-ender, or tourist. We will discuss how, why you came to Mayne Island and what you found.

I look forward to seeing you there.

Maynely a Mystery Book Launch -- September 4th at 7:30 pm -- LIve music in the Ag Hall -- admission by donation

Watch me on YouTube:  www.youtube.com/maynelyamystery
Posted by admin on Saturday, August 01, 2009 @ 03:01:01 CDT (1221 reads)
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Maynely a Mystery reading and signing at Miners Bay Books 
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Leanne writes:  

Do you want to play a game?

Leanne Dyck, author of Maynely a Mystery, wants to play the "Fact or Fiction" game with you.

Saturday, July 25th at 4 pm

Watch the Maynely a Mystery YouTube video. Log on to:  www.maynelyamystery.blogspot.com

 
Posted by admin on Tuesday, July 14, 2009 @ 00:47:40 CDT (1184 reads)
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Book Launch at Miners Bay Books 
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treewithroots writes:  
Readers who enjoyed my Magda's Mayne Island Mystery will be happy to know that the second book in the series is ready for release.  Mayne Island Aliens continues the adventures of Magda, Brent and their friends on Mayne Island. 

Seeing a strange green light in the forest, Magda determines to find out what it is, alone!  But in the end she and Brent, along with their friends, find themselves in grave danger, trying to solve the mystery of the eerie light.

On Saturday, July 11th, I will be reading excerpts from Mayne Island Aliens at Miners Bay Books.  I will sign all copies that are purchased.

If you can't wait for the official launch, a few books are available for sale in Miners Bay Books right now, and for borrowing from the Mayne Island Library.  If you attend the Farmers' Market on June 27th, you may buy a copy of one or both of the Magda books from me at that time.

Happy reading!
Posted by argo on Saturday, June 06, 2009 @ 12:16:41 CDT (1489 reads)
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·Victoria police sergeant who was twice convicted of assault retires
·Central Saanich residents appeal to top court
·UVic takes advice on consulting the public
·View Royal experts show how not to put out a grease fire
·Video: Kitchen fire demonstration
·Man saved from drowning after car flips
·Langford man charged in brutal sexual assault released on bail
·Driver taken to hospital after flipping car
·Northern Junk plan divides city council
·Secrecy, not urgency, cited on VIHA hire with ties to premier
·Coalition sues over U.S. navy sonar tests
·United Way has new chairman for 2012
·Peninsula Co-op must allow access to members' names
·Rule over big decisions by Provincial Capital Commission imposed next year
·Red-light left turn confuses drivers
·Former UVic student convicted of sexual assault spared jail
·Len Barrie told to leave mansion
·Note found with stolen items from UVic break-in
·Another windstorm, another morning without power
·Victoria man convicted of drug trafficking doesn't have to forfeit truck
·Saanich school board to move recess to end of day
·Six-month closure of Craigflower bridge likely
·$5.9 million raised by United Way
·Bamberton decision due on Feb. 8
·Help sought for family that lost everything in fire
·Coroner's office to probe cluster of fire deaths on Island reserves
·Two brothers killed in house fire on Nanoose reserve
 
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Vancouver_Sun

·Printing press fire delays Sun deliveries
·Vancouver man shot in leg in targeted hit
·New president of B.C. Law Society wants better public access to legal services
·Lions bring good fortune to Vancouver Lunar New Year parade
·Appeal court overturns conviction for cocaine found hidden in truck
·Coroner confirms identities of Burns Lake mill workers found dead
·Photos: Trevor Linden unveils his first Victoria condo project
·Mount Seymour bathroom break ends in near-death experience
·Kelowna police arrest three men in 'club-drug' seizure
·Surrey teen gets three-year youth sentence for fatal stabbing
·Police investigating suspicious death in Richmond
·'Barefoot Bandit' gets 6 years for plane-stealing crime spree
·Victoria developer role suits former Canucks star Trevor Linden
·Performing Arts Centre to join other Bing Thom buildings in City Centre
·Vander Zalm in court over contents of his book
·Feds, province sign First Nations education agreement
·Ex-NHLer Len Barrie told to leave Vancouver Island mansion
·Vancouver taxi firms push for 99 more cars at peak hours
·BC Ferries looks to ditch diesel, convert fleet to liquefied natural gas
·Collaborators seek to power up Vancouver’s digital-entertainment prospects
·Witness offers chilling axe murder trial testimony
·Christine Sinclair a reluctant superstar
·Overflow crowd, heavy police presence mark gangster's funeral in Surrey
·Okanagan invention could save you money on utility bill
·RCMP honour fallen helicopter pilot
·Sturgis North catches eye of Vernon RCMP
·Coquihalla closed for avalanche control for part of the day Friday
·Secrecy, not urgency, cited on VIHA hire with ties to premier
·B.C. welfare housing allowance tears family apart
·Video: Vancouver's digital boom
·Sun's Iain MacIntyre named top columnist
·Vancouver study aims to resolve heart attack treatment debate
·Man sues City of Vancouver after police dog attack
·Photos: Mourners pay respect at notorious gangster’s funeral
·Two arrested in armed West Vancouver home invasion
·Richmond mosque opens its doors to counter “misconceptions”
·Photos: Norval Morrisseau and his art
·Family of renowned B.C. aboriginal artist settles legal dispute with 'adopted' son
·Severed foot found on B.C. coast likely not human
·Photos: Shoes with severed feet found over the years
 
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The_Province

·Public inquiry to be held into botched police investigation of serial killer Pickton
·Vancouver woman competes among Maxim Magazine's Hometown Hotties
·VPD release video image in sexual-assault case
·Tax-time rage for Vancouver man nets charges
·City of Vancouver completes 24-hour homeless count
·B.C. dad who bungled son's circumcision should be jailed: Crown
·Crown argues not to retry Robert Pickton
·Thieves steal model car from Canada Line art installation
·Russian businessmen suing VANOC, PNE, governments over alleged failure to provide pavilion venue at Olympics
·UBC prof tapped for White House duty
·Cactus Club gets the nod to open on prime Vancouver waterfront
·Anti-racist groups bracing to go toe-to-toe with proposed skinhead rally Sunday
·Alert issued after two Vancouver home invasions on elderly
·Parks board set to vote on new beach-restaurant plan for English Bay
·Violent crime, sex assaults up while property, overall crime down during Olympics
·Missing elderly man with dementia found safe
·Prince Edward to visit Whistler and Vancouver
·Update: Homeless pub patron charged for beer-mug bashing of 81-year-old man
·Vancouver police seek bank-robbery suspect
·Vancouver men face charges after counterfeit money seized in West Van
·Vancouver councillor Meggs recovering after bike crash
 
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