Muskoka Wharf Murder Mystery

A murder mystery set in Muskoka, maybe the most beautiful part of Canada, and it's a murder most foul. An intuitive detective is called in on a strange case of a woman found in a like, scratched and tattooed, covered with mosquito and insect bites. Can he use his new-found intuition to figure it out?

Picture: Her body was found half in the water and half out, covered in what looked like paper cuts, as well as mosquito and blackfly bites, with bloodsuckers attached to her broken, bloody, skin, and there were strange swirling patterns scratched onto her, up and down her backbone and trunk, on the back and front of her body.The Great Muskoka Novel is a murder mystery set at the Muskoka Wharf, on Lake Muskoka, a hundred miles north of Toronto, Canada. It's a short novel in the tradition of A Hawkline Murder Mystery by Richard Brautigan.

One man's journey across the heartland of Canada, from Georgian Bay to the Zen Forest, in search of healing. He travels through Muskoka and the Kawarthas, interviews a Zen Master and a New Age guru, gets the Oneness Blessing, and finds a short-cut to enlightenment.

A novel about a father and son reunion. The son was raised by two women. One of the women became a man. The father went away for a decade to study New Age healing and Zen, and returned when the boy was just about ready for high school. They spend an amazing, incredible, healing summer together in Canada.

The true story about meetings with a Zen Buddhist monk and Zen master who wanted to write a book about a short-cut to enlightenment in the Zen Forest and what happened right after.

Canadian author Martin Avery, living in China, challenges Nobel Prize winning Chinese author Mo Yan to a novel marathon!

A hockey memoir in poetry from the Cold War to the present in Canada, the USA, the USSR, and China, from Gravenhurst, Muskoka, to Dalian, featuring the big themes -- love and death.

This book is designed to go with the Zen Power Hour workshops which combine Zen meditation, Zen massage like Reiki self-healing massage, Zen energy exercises like qigong, and Zen writing like freefall, plus reclining, sleeping, and walking meditation.