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Making Tracks & Changing - -Poetry & Inspirational stuff-

de George Czerny

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À propos du livre
"Making Tracks & Changing" has two parts to it. Half of this small book is dedicated to 10 poems written by the author at different times in his life and dating back almost 50 years (yes, the author has a lot of grey hair!). In the second half of this book, Czerny provides inspirational suggestions for how a person can change his, or her, life for the better. Czerny admits he has no professional qualifications for making such suggestions; but - says he - provides his suggestions based on his life experiences. He was once a street kid who turned his life around. "Making Tracks & Changing" is one of the smallest books you will find and - at least in the author's eyes - one of the most meaningful. And yes, at one time in his life the author did ride freight trains!
Caractéristiques et détails
  • Catégorie principale: Poésie
  • Format choisi: 13×20 cm
    # de pages: 20
  • Date de publication: nov 20, 2012
  • Mots-clés getting ahead, prove yourself, Parry Sound, railway tracks, steam engine, retired newspaperman., poetry, self-help, attitude, life, trust, laughter, lonely, dream, realization, enthusiasm, change, happiness, joy, self-esteem, employment, unemployment, Collingwood, Craigleith, Algoport, shipyards
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À propos du créateur
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George Czerny
Collingwood, Ontario, Canada

George Czerny-Holownia has been writing for more than four decades under the name George Czerny. He spent almost 30 years in the newspaper business, starting as a reporter/photographer and then taking on any challenges thrown at him in a newsroom. He moved on from being managing editor of a daily newspaper to becoming the publisher and general manager of the then-weekly newspaper, The Enterprise-Bulletin in Collingwood, Ontario, Canada. A 14-year stint at the helm of this community newspaper put him in close proximity with small-town community life and the then-busy (but now closed) Collingwood Shipyards about which he has written. Mr. Czerny married Nancy in 1968. They live in Collingwood, Ontario. George and Nancy have two sons, Stephen and Douglas, and five grandchildren to whom The Collingwood Shipyards book is dedicated. George has published four books using the Blurb system and enjoys boating in his spare time.

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