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Kevin Craig - Writer - Novelist, Playwright, Poet (wanna be photog).

How Many of You People Know You're Alive?

In which I contemplate life…

13 hours ago

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1 week ago

Buy My Books and Help a Survivor!

Buy any of my 3 novels during the period of MAY 15-31, 2013 and 100% of my royalties gets donated to MALE SURVIVOR WEEKEND OF RECOVERY SCHOLARSHIP FUND!

1 week ago - 2
The Reading Tree #OWC2013 @OntWritersConf

The Reading Tree #OWC2013 @OntWritersConf

Going to the prom! A great story about a lovely girl and a boy with autism. (-:

This was originally posted on Facebook by MIKE LARSON. https://www.facebook.com/mike.larson.165470
Awesome story! (-:
This is my son Jon with his prom date Maddie. He is a junior and he has autism. About a month ago, Maddie, a senior, came to my office (I’m a teacher at their school) and asked if Jon’s mom and I would allow her to take him to prom. Maddie had gotten to know Jon through a school club that promotes friendships between special needs kids and regular kids. “He’s a junior,” she explained “so it’s his prom too. I just think he should have the chance to go.” I told her we would be honored to have him go with her.  During the next couple weeks, she asked what his favorite color was (orange) so she could get a dress in that color. She also made reservations for their group (they doubled with another couple)at a restaurant that served his favorite food – chicken fingers and French fries. I encourage everyone to like and share this for three reasons: 1. To show support for special kids like Jon 2. To show support for groups that promote these friendships 3. To remind us all, in a time when we hear about all the terrible things going on, that there are wonderful kids like Maddie working to make other’s lives better.

Going to the prom! A great story about a lovely girl and a boy with autism. (-:

This was originally posted on Facebook by MIKE LARSON. https://www.facebook.com/mike.larson.165470

Awesome story! (-:

This is my son Jon with his prom date Maddie. He is a junior and he has autism. About a month ago, Maddie, a senior, came to my office (I’m a teacher at their school) and asked if Jon’s mom and I would allow her to take him to prom. Maddie had gotten to know Jon through a school club that promotes friendships between special needs kids and regular kids. “He’s a junior,” she explained “so it’s his prom too. I just think he should have the chance to go.” I told her we would be honored to have him go with her.
During the next couple weeks, she asked what his favorite color was (orange) so she could get a dress in that color. She also made reservations for their group (they doubled with another couple)at a restaurant that served his favorite food – chicken fingers and French fries.
I encourage everyone to like and share this for three reasons:
1. To show support for special kids like Jon
2. To show support for groups that promote these friendships
3. To remind us all, in a time when we hear about all the terrible things going on, that there are wonderful kids like Maddie working to make other’s lives better.

My latest novel, The Reasons, is featured on my publisher's blog today!

You can read all about my newest release! Includes an excerpt of the novel. :-)

3 weeks ago - 2

Male Survivor - Weekends of Recovery - And How You Can Help!

3 weeks ago
InspiraTO Festival - Toronto, Ontario - Alumnae Theatre - May 30th - June 8th

My play, PERFECT TIMING, is in the YellowShow Group!

InspiraTO Festival - Toronto, Ontario - Alumnae Theatre - May 30th - June 8th

My play, PERFECT TIMING, is in the YellowShow Group!

The Progression of a Play, a Conference and a Novel

A blog post on my new novel, my new play and the Ontario Writers’ Conference! (-:

3 weeks ago