Category Archives: Novels in Progress

Humble Beginnings: One Dad’s Story

Posted on June 14, 2014 by jameswhoddinott

CHAPTER ONE (A brief excerpt from a work in progress) Being born during the ‘Dirty Thirties’, the Great Depression as it has become to be known and written about certainly has helped determine, shape who I am. In November of … Continue reading →

Posted in My Writings, Novels in Progress, Work in Progress | Tagged autobiography, City of Winnipeg, Culture of Canada, depression, dirty thirties, Father's Day, Hoddinott, life on the prairies, Manitoba, Neepawa, poverty, prairies, writing | Leave a comment

The Fates

Posted on May 16, 2013 by jameswhoddinott

I am currently working on my second novel and it is called ‘The Fates’. It is a look at the ever elusive search for immortality. The exploration of what each of us would sacrifice if it meant that we could … Continue reading →

Posted in Novels in Progress | Tagged Anishinaabe, Hecla, Hoddinott, Hudson Bay, Lake Winnipeg, Mother Nature, Nelson River, Sand, When eagles Dare to Fly, Winnipeg | Leave a comment

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