Here I am sometime in the late 90s working on one of the first iMacs; this one was aqua-coloured. Presumably I was ghostwriting one garde...

Ten years ago , my career as a professional writer was well underway. I'd written or contributed to a number of bestselling gardening bo...

For three or four years after I purchased my little Pentax point and shoot, I was enthralled by the camera's panorama feature, which all...

I've been very lucky to have had some excellent supervisors who I also consider friends: Leslie Vermeer, Bruce Keith, the Hole family, a...

This Mad Science Adventure was actually published in Hole's Spring Gardening magazine back in 1999.

This enigmatic photo appeared in an Ottawa Citizen story here. The photo is credited to yours truly. I do have vague memories of taking ...

Artwork by Jeff Shyluk On August 11, Sylvia and I were married. After many months of planning, a lot of stress and a broken leg, everythin...

March, 1998: Earl begins his work at Hole's Ah, Lastday! When citizens ascend to the heavens in Carousel to be Renewed! That's m...

Today at work I Googled my co-author Jim Hole's name to see if there were any new reviews of his latest book, What Grows Here? Volume Tw...

I'm taking three weeks off from Hole's, and none too soon. I haven't been this exhausted in a long time. I plan to veg out for a...

Earl & Sylvia at the BPAA Awards Better Luck Next Year Jim Hole's book What Grows Here, Volume One: Locations was nominated for...

What Grows Here? is now at #5 on the Edmonton non-fiction charts!

I found out today that our latest book, Jim Hole's What Grows Here? Volume One: Locations , has just hit #7 on the Edmonton Journal...

Hi, everyone - I'm experimenting a little with another webpage, using the long-neglected webspace that comes with my Shaw account. If al...

Jim Hole once asked me if I ever skipped to the last page of a book to read the ending. "I might as well read the whole thing backwar...