Stan Sutherland

On The Road From Kerikeri - A Traveller's Tale(s)- (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

Knowledge, inspiration, motivation with some laughs along the way.

Why Kerikeri you may ask.

The reply to that as described in the Introduction.

'Kerikeri is a town in the north half of North Island, New Zealand. And it's where my middle-aged life hit bottom. In Maori, Kerikeri means digging or keep on digging which sounded like an appropriate theme as a starting point for a story in a book about my personal experiences in various parts of the world.'

The book contains 14 first-class pen and ink illustrations to aid in conveying the feel of various chapters such as Sydney and Beyond; A Wake-Up Call at Williams Lake and All Men Die which sounds sombre but is in fact an inspiring story of a visit to the Alamo. And Chapter 12, Pearl Harbor - USS Arizona Memorial contains a memorable reminder that we ignore the past at our peril.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Stan Sutherland
• Erscheinungstermin: 2. Mai 2021
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781393286523
• Artikelnr.: 61418383

Autorenporträt

A Scot by birth and New Zealander by domicile. Stan Sutherland has come a long way from working in a Scottish shipyard to find himself living in New Zealand and writing books. All of them self-published and the best to date is Life's Lessons Frae The Links. A book containing inspiring stories about golf and famous golfers.

His interest in what's popularly called self-development was the driving force to creating Life's Lessons... and was inspired by a fellow Toastmaster who suggested he give a speech containing 18 interesting golf-related stories. A good idea but of course too long for a 10 minute speech.

Asked why he turned his hand to writing Stan said he had always been interested in telling stories.

A reviewer of his most recent book writes, 'His interesting style makes you feel you are sitting down chatting rather than reading'.