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By Chelsea Coupal Published by Coteau Books ISBN 9781550509410 $17.95 Sedley, written by Chelsea Coupal, is a delightful and insightful reflection of life in small-town Saskatchewan that had me smiling from the first page to the last.

Dear Editor As an educator, I once travelled the length and breadth of this remarkable province. In every town I visited the plaques and monuments of Saskatchewan’s fallen sons. I some cases, families lots two or three of their beloved children.

To the Editor (Retired) Becky Doig has retired? How come nobody told me! And just when I found out the typewriter ribbon is not extinct. I have two new ones and can type letters (which is almost as quaint as handwriting now).

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Letter

By Edward Willett Published by Shadowpaw Press $19.95 ISBN 978-1-9993827-0-4 I’ve read Willett’s work before. I’ve enjoyed every novel of his that I’ve consumed and hoped his latest work would reach the same high bar.

From the Top of the Pile

Maple Trees Part II

Dear Editor We in Canada have so much to be grateful for; a couple of examples would be an abundance of natural resources and a democracy that works – although not as fair as it could be and this is the issue I’d like to talk about.

Neighbourly Advice According to Ed