This is the
Writer's Corner highlighting a variety of short stories
written about or by New Brunswickers. Not all authors are published but the
stories' plots are all imaginative, thought-provoking and enjoyable reading. As
interest grows in this section, more will be added. If you feel you want to
have your stories placed in this section, simply send a draft to our
office. We'll look it over and
let you know if it's suitable.
Each story below is
accompanied by a brief review. We in no way wish to criticize any of the
efforts submitted; however, they must meet minimum requirements or we just
won't put them up!
Read on and enjoy what these talented
writers have to say.
- Mom's Little Treasures by Brigitte Greene of Saint John, this is one to digest!
- The Search for Shinto by Colin Curtis, a native from Blackville. Colin's latest story is a look into the ancient religion of Shinto in Japan.
- Uncle Enochs’ Wake by Barry Hatt, a story that reminds us of a simplier time on the east coast.
- Original Day Adventures by Barry Hatt, here's a story I'm sure a lot of you weekend adventures can relate to.
- Theodore McConnell and The Case of The Missing Wagon by Barry Hatt, a funny little tail!
- A Look at Our Seafaring Past by Barry Hatt, you may find yourself saying "Arr", when your done reading!.
- The Wonder Fish by Nonie Creaghan, a children story from the Miramichi area.
- A Kick to the Psyche by Colin Curtis, a Blackville native writing about his life in Japan.
- A Break In The Rain by Colin Curtis, a Blackville native writing about his life in Japan.
- Changing Schools by Barry Hatt. This is a story I'm sure some of the locals will be able to relate to.
- Caleb Seely – Privateer by, Barry Hatt. A look back at our roots.
- Lost Treasure by, Barry Hatt. A story of refound memories.
- Fear Factor by, Barry Hatt. A story I think we can all relate to.
- The Man I Never Got to Know by Anne-Marie Caissie
- My Lost NHL Career Another great short story by local writer, Barry Hatt.
- Are We Really Alone? A new mystery as told to Barry Hatt.
- Eastern Cougar Revisited Another great addition to the Mystic of the Eastern Cougar by Barry Hatt.
- Encounters with the Eastern Cougar by Barry Hatt. Mr Hatt lives in Dumphries. If you have any cougar stories that you would like to share, his e-mail address is blhatt@rogers.com
- Vern's Cat by Barry Hatt. Since I wrote my cougar story, I have received many accounts from others who have had their own exciting experience with the cougar. The experiences remain etched in the minds of the people to whom they happened. Vern M. Garnett is such a person.
- The Haunting of Mariner's old barn A halloween treat from, Barry L. Hatt.
- Freedoms Way – by Natasha Arseneau This poem, written by 12 year old Natasha, shows talent beyond her years. I expect great things from this young writer, but of course I would, I'm her father.
- Massacre – by Natasha Arseneau This is another sample of Natasha's work, so much depth for such a young age, truly a talent.
- In the Night – by Robert Ervin Layden This is our latest entry from author Robert Ervin Layden. This is a story that to some, may be unpleasant but to others, perhaps not.
- Prideful Past – by Karen Wallace-Shephard A romance is kindled in the corporate world.
- A Step Back – By Fran Dincorn A fantasy tale with a passage into our past.
- Out Of The Swamp – By Fran Dincorn A horror story with all the trimmings!
- The Orphan – By Fran Dincorn A story telling the tale of one orphan who come from one hardship just to face another. Although this is a fictional story it gives the reader a sense of the hardships that were endured during the turn of the century.
- The Hoax – By Fran Dincorn Vampires in New Brunswick, is that possible? Read on and find out for yourself.
- Walter and the Fat Boy in the Mud – by Robert Ervin Layden A short story on the hazards of fishing.
- Horsewhip – by Robert Ervin Layden A story of country life's ups and downs and the hard lessons of life.
