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Under the Electric Sky: The Legacy of the Bill Lynch Shows

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Under the Electric Sky: The Legacy of the Bill Lynch Shows

by Christopher A. Walsh

POTTERSFIELD PRESS | October 6, 2010 | Trade Paperback

Christopher A. Walsh is an award-winning freelance journalist based in Calgary, Alberta. His work has appeared in the Edmonton Journal and the Halifax Chronicle-Herald and on CBC Radio in Nova Scotia. A native of Halifax, he has covered major political stories across the country and spent a few feverish weeks running with the Maritime carnival in towns throughout the region. This is his first book.

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    Missing too much

    Shelley Walker

    16 months ago

    As someone who grew up around the Bill Lynch Shows during the time frame the author writes about, I found a profound lack of insight into the true characters, long time employees and friends of Soggy, that would have given the book more depth. I found the period of Soggy's ownership brushed over and not given enough emphasis. This was a good, exciting and productive time for "the show" as well as the individuals attached to it and all of that was missed in this book. People who had given the majority of their lives to "the show", and were some of it's more interesting characters, were not even mentioned.

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Christopher A. Walsh is an award-winning freelance journalist based in Calgary, Alberta. His work has appeared in the Edmonton Journal and the Halifax Chronicle-Herald and on CBC Radio in Nova Scotia. A native of Halifax, he has covered major political stories across the country and spent a few feverish weeks running with the Maritime carnival in towns throughout the region. This is his first book.

About the Author

Christopher A. Walsh is an award-winning freelance journalist based in Calgary, Alberta. His work has appeared in the Edmonton Journal and the Halifax Chronicle-Herald and on CBC Radio in Nova Scotia. A native of Halifax, he has covered major political stories across the country and spent a few feverish weeks running with the Maritime carnival in towns throughout the region. This is his first book.

Trade Paperback

158 Pages, 6 x 9 x 0.38 in

October 6, 2010

POTTERSFIELD PRESS

English


1897426178
9781897426173

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