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Another Film Festival Selection for Samuel

Paul Rapsey's independent film, Desperately Seeking Samuel , has just been jury selected for inclusion in the Alpine Frame Film Festival (Switzerland). The film has already been included in a number of other festivals in Marseille and Montmartre, France; Mallorca, Spain, and Moscow, Russia. It won a merit award in the LGBTQ Unborderered International Film Festval (USA). This is a essentially a dramatic monologue, or rather two monologues starring Paul Rapsey, and Gillian Ormerod; and introducing Katie Yeoman. In a sense, it is an allegory about a decent into "hell" and "resurrection". Paul performed a stage version of the play in Granville Ferry in 2023.
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A Market for Mystery Set For Release

Paul Rapsey's fifth novel, " A Market for Mystery " is set for release in March 2025. A book launch will not be held until later in the spring.  The working Title of "A Market for Murder" turned out to be unavailable because there is already a book by that title in the United Kingdon.

Deadly Sea Weed Set for Release

Paul Rapsey's fourth novel, "Deadly Sea Weed" is now set for release at the end of January 2025. A book launch will likely be held locally in early spring.  A final cover has been decided on and is shown here.  Cover design by Paul Rapsey.

Deadly Sea Weed

Paul Rapsey's fourth novel, Deadly Sea Weed , is scheduled to be released in early 2025. As with his first three novels, the story is set in small town Nova Scotia along a famous tidal  river.  If you have read any of his earlier works, you will discover several of the same delightful but flawed individuals. Paul's fictional stories are as much, or more, about the interesting characters and relationships as they are about the mystery that slowly unfolds. Written in an easy conversational style, the stories are a blend of whimsy, sadness or tragedy, dry humour and inspiration.                                                                                       Draft cover, c. 2024

One Reader's View: The Listing Lighthouse

Just finished the Listing Lighthouse...really enjoyed it.  I read it very much as if being told a tale round the campfire...right there in the telling but like an Agatha Christie, trying to solve it, looking for clues etc...just present waiting for more to unfold.  I liked that. TJR