Brian Borgford


Biography

Canadian currently living and working in Doha, Qatar. Much of my writing is reflective of my personal experiences. I also like to write intelligent fantasy with a twist. I was a big fan of the Twilight Zone and some of my fiction takes on that flavour. Watch this site for more ebooks in the near future.

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Books

Snapshots of Time II - Simon's Gift    by Brian Borgford
Price: $0.99 USD. 4100 words. Published on January 6, 2012. Fiction.

(5.00 from 1 review)
Dearly departed Aunt Edna still makes her presence felt.
Snapshots of Time    by Brian Borgford
Price: Free! 4420 words. Published on December 10, 2011. Fiction.

0.75 star(4.67 from 3 reviews)
An eccentric old aunt has a profound effect on the lives of a young couple.
Pepper    by Brian Borgford
Price: Free! 2620 words. Published on September 10, 2011. Fiction.

(5.00 from 3 reviews)
The story of a lost dog.
Metric Time    by Brian Borgford
Price: Free! 620 words. Published on September 6, 2011. Nonfiction.

0.75 star(4.67 from 3 reviews)
Will Bill have to discard his new watch?

Brian Borgford’s tag cloud

animal    aunt edna    digital    dog    family    fantasy    humour    lost    love    metric    pet    time    time travel    twins    watch   

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Smashwords book reviews by Brian Borgford

  • A Chance In Time on July 22, 2011
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    I really enjoyed the story. The time travel was almost incidental to the story - it was more romance - but satisfying. I was a bit confused about the role of Martha in the story. That part of the story didn't develop the way I thought it might. The ending left me a little flat. I would (and will) recommend the book to others. It does make my want to read more of Ruth's work.
  • The End Of Time on Dec. 17, 2011
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    I've read all your stories to date. This one is my favourite (Canadian spellling). Kept you guessing right til the end - loved the part about grampa.
  • Slippery Slope on Dec. 25, 2011
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    I thoroughly enjoyed the book. I found it captured my attention from the first page. Although I agree with the other reviewers about some of the downsides, I found those issues not to be a distraction from enjoying the story. I tend to be weak on writing descriptively, so I found the overuse of description useful as I read the scenes. I'm not a climber or a hiker, so I couldn't identify with some of those issues, but the descriptions made me feel that they were accurate portrails of these activities. I recommend the book for light reading - I read it on the beach in Thailand.