Quitting

The original limited edition release of the book in the fall of 2008 (with three subsequent printings) netted the John Howard Society of Manitoba in excess of $7,500.00 to use towards their literacy initiatives in the Winnipeg Remand Centre. The text is now available through any major seller of Ebooks for only 99 cents! Or you simply contact the author and a copy from the 2013 print run will be sent to you with the hope you could respond with a donation in support of restorative justice.

If you live in Winnipeg and are interested in using the book for your book club then please contact the Library. Rev. Morison is available to meet with book clubs who read his book. Listen to him on the radio. Feel free to contact the author with any questions.

And for the really obscure, this book is also a tribute to the Texas Rangers as all the names, bar a few, are taken from former members of the franchise, dating back to the early sixties.

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A point of clarification so as to avoid constant confusion. This is a work of fiction. The book is based on a fictitious journal written by a fictitious character, Robert L. Seaton . Glenn Morison is a character's name in the book and, only coincidentally, the author's name.

Glenn's was also the ghost writer of Nick Ternette's autobiography, Rebel Without a Pause and his most recent project is the book of biblical reflections, The Things We Say.