Philip van Wulven

Phil van Wulven was born in Africa, in a family who changed houses and schools, as well as countries, quite often. Landlords, Headmasters, and governments prefer you to leave places as you found them, he discovered. He has lived in Canada for quite a while now, where he is busy growing roots. He hates rejection almost as much as dejection.
He likes trees, birds, sunsets, and all that, and is getting used to the idea that seeing a sunrise doesn’t mean he is on the way to work.
He likes to read, write, drink beer, and fix stuff.

Blog: http://www.swazz7.blogspot.com/

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• Short Bedtime Stories on May 20, 2010
  
  These stories will entertain you and your child, with a nice angle on the animals and some good light Kid-humour in every one. Written in a real story telling style, they invite kids to ask questions and imagine a vivid world - guaranteed to bring sweet dreams.
  
• Tales From the Deed Box of John H. Watson MD on Feb. 08, 2012
  
  Hugh Ashton has taken on the task of filling in some of the gaps in Dr Watson's accounts of the exploits of his friend. Several cases were mentioned by the good doctor and by the great detective himself, with few details given, and Mr Ashton has used his knowledge of the canon to reconstruct some of these stories. He offers three of these cases in this volume, all built on very sketchy hints, and all in the style of Conan Doyle. I found them entertaining reading, and worthy of consideration by any afficionado of Sherlock Holmes as well as by lovers of detective stories, with a mix of adventure and puzzle solving to keep you engaged.
  
• Car Wrecks of the Great Central Road on July 13, 2013
  
  Speeds up towards the end,and interesting overall.Good read.