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Book Release !

Book Release !


Delve into this poetic journey celebrating love, 
reflections on nature & a lifetime of memories.

Poetic Wanderings  is part of the Playing With Words poetry book series by Lillian & Dave Brummet. Paperback & hardcover formats contain Dave's artistic renditions based on his father's photographs. It is also available in e-book format; free for Kindle Unlimited members.

This book shares Frank Brummet's (Dave Brummet's father) poetry collection spanning 55 years.

Kootenay Authors Mobile Book Booth will have a few paperback copies available in Creston Valley's weekly Farmer's Market & other booth-friendly events throughout the year. 

Lillian read a poem from this book recently in the Urban Gems Indie Writers online group & people were noticeably moved by it.

"I admit," Lillian said later, "I was choking back emotions by the end".

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Writing must be in the blood!

Dave & Lillian Brummet are proud to present Frank Brummet's 55-year collection of poetry.

Poetry has this unique ability to heal as it is being written, just as it heals when it is being read. For Dave's father, Frank Nick Brummet, the poetry began with a few published poems in high-school annuals. He wrote his first serious poem titled Sentinel On The Hill in the '70's & it was published in the Okanagan Historical Society Report. By 1996 the muse had struck & he began to write & study writing seriously. 

In 2005, he joined a writer's group with the unusual acronym of COWS (Central Okanagan Writer's Society) and later, he reached out to connect with OWL (Okanagan Writer's League).  In 2007, Frank moved back to Grand Forks where he joined the Grand Forks Writers Guild

As time marched on, Frank's work graced the pages of many publications including the Senior's Choice Magazine, Grand Forks Gazette, Boundary Communicator, & Blue Turtle Crossing. His confidence grew after joining Toastmasters, & he began sharing his poems at the monthly open mic evenings at Kokomos, Canyon Hall & Wynndel Hall. 

Frank wrote and studied writing simply for the pleasure of it & took photos for the glee in capturing the moment. He was a member of the West Kootenay Camera Club where a few of his photos were chosen for display. 

He commented more than once that the socializing aspect of the groups, their critiques & support, the discussions & encouragement had a huge impact on the steady improvement of his writing & photography skills. His voice still echoes in the memories of his fellow Creston Toastmaster, Seniors Choir & TAPS organizations who recall his stories fondly & continue to sing his songs. 

This poetry book shares his life experiences, & places he knew well from Kettle River to the majestic Selkirk and Skimmerhorn Mountain Ranges, Kootenay River, to Eholt. You'll find references to Rutland, Black Mountain, Greenland, Summerland, Whitehorse, & Wilgress Lake, among many others.


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