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BEAR STORIES Bears in Legend, Mythology, Culture, Fiction

Posted on August 17, 2024 by Brian Alan Burhoe

Bear Stories are told worldwide. Especially in Northern lands. Where the shuffling creatures were feared, loved and even worshipped. BEAR STORIES – Bears in Legend, Mythology, Culture & Fiction It’s one of Aesop’s most beloved Fables. TWO TRAVELLERS AND A … Continue reading →

Posted in Bearkind | Tagged Animal stories for kids, bear animal guide, Bear Folklore, Bear folktales, bear legends, bear mythology, bear worship, charles g d roberts, james oliver curwood, Morozko, Mythological Beliefs, reverence for nature, the bears, The Brown Bear of Norway, the three bears | Comments Off

MY HEROES HAVE ALWAYS BEEN WRITERS – Brian Alan Burhoe

Posted on November 14, 2023 by Brian Alan Burhoe

My Heroes Have Always Been Writers… “MY HEROES HAVE ALWAYS BEEN WRITERS!” – Brian Alan Burhoe From Yorkshire to Atlantic Canada, I discovered from the beginning that men and women were actually creating those stories I loved. First, … Continue reading →

Posted in An Earth Spirit, Arts & Crafts | Tagged andre norton, brian alan burhoe, charles g d roberts, clancy of the mounted, E Pauline Johnson, edgar rice burroughs, Ernest Thompson Seton, farley mowat, harwood steele, james oliver curwood, robert w service, The Beast Master, writers | Comments Off

CANUCK MOVIES: Mounties, Nell Shipman & the Best Canadian Movies

Posted on July 1, 2016 by Brian Alan Burhoe

Canuck Movies: The best Canadian Movies. A Rant. CANUCK MOVIES: Mounties, Nell Shipman & the Canadian Spirit — A Patriot’s Rant Nell Shipman & Brownie in BACK TO GOD’S COUNTRY CANUCK MOVIES: Mounties, Nell Shipman & the Best Canadian … Continue reading →

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GREATEST WRITERS OF MOUNTIE FICTION Top 10 Authors Canadian Mounted Police

Posted on July 1, 2016 by Brian Alan Burhoe

Canadian Mountie Fiction — a Literary History. How did a handful of real-life Policemen become National Mythic Heroes? Meet the Top 10 Writers of Mountie Fiction! The GREATEST AUTHORS OF NORTH-WEST MOUNTED POLICE FICTION… Or WRITERS OF THE SCARLET SERGE … Continue reading →

Posted in Book*Reviews, Northern History | Tagged A De Herries Smith, book review, Canadian wilderness writers, Chief Joe Bull Shields, george marsh, Ghosts Returning, harwood steele, ian anderson, jack london tradition, james b hendryx, james oliver curwood, Kathryn Fox, La poursuite blanche, list of writers, mountie fiction, nell shipman, north-west mounted police, NWMP, pulp fiction mounties, ralph connor, Ralph S Kendall, Sam Steele, Samuel Alexander White, Sergeant Silk the Prairie Scout, t lund, top 10 writers, Trygve Lund, Western writer, William Byron Mowery Biography | Comments Off

The Great Pulp Fiction Mounties: From Corporal Cameron to Sergeant Preston

Posted on May 29, 2014 by Brian Alan Burhoe

Pulp Fiction Mounties… The Great Pulp Fiction Mounties “We want men, and we want men like you. You could enlist as a constable and there is always opportunity to advance.” “It’s a great service!” exclaimed Cameron. “I’d like … Continue reading →

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Maheeshtan – What Does Maheeshtan Mean? HBC Trade Muskets

Posted on April 1, 2014 by Brian Alan Burhoe

“You want her to go with you, don’t you, Maheeshtan?” Maheeshtan — What does Maheeshtan Mean? Since putting my popular Northwestern short story WOLFBLOOD on this site, I’ve had a number of questions about the natural lives of … Continue reading →

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WOLFBLOOD Animal Story in Jack London Tradition – Wild Wolf, Half-Wild Husky & Wily Old Trapper

Posted on May 5, 2013 by Brian Alan Burhoe

A Wolf Animal Story for you… “WOW! This is a TRUE LOVE STORY — with wolves. LOVE it! Happy ending too!” – MiA @MiAKittyGirl Dedicated to the Memory of my father, Albert Chester Burhoe, avid backwoodsman — rifleman in the … Continue reading →