media for a river of oranges

Thank you to the following media organizations who have expressed an interest in A River of Oranges.
Book review by Marco Piana, in the Sept. 2018 issue of "El Boletin," a publication of the Giuliani-Dalmati Club of Toronto.
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Second World War refugee writes book about journey to Canada. Posted By: Calvin To   on: December 16, 2018: 

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Watch the video: Calvin To speaks with a former refugee from the Second World War who has written a book about his family’s journey to Canada.





I was interviewed by James Ellesworth for the Victoria-based monthly magazine, Inspired. The magazine has 150,000 readers throughout the Lower BC Mainland and Vancouver Island, with a growing distribution in the Okanagan.

The print version of my interview is now available.
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PictureMy thanks to Martlet Photo Editor, Belle White, for my first official photo shoot experience.


​I spent a few very enjoyable hours with UVic Martlet writer, Anna Dodd. She managed to weave post-WW2 history with my own story, past and present, and I think she did an impressive job.
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​​Thanks to CFUV for their support. The pre-recorded PSAs (public service announcements) as well as the spontaneous comments from fellow hosts, were much appreciated.
The Martlet - March 7 - 2019 Issue - Article on March on Washington 1963.   Read the article
The "Witnessing History" article is additional information not related to the book except that the reason for the trip was to visit my aunt Piccina, a major character in the story.
​An excerpt from A River of Oranges was published in the Toronto-based literary magazine, untethered, in the spring of 2018.

My intrepid editor read the excerpt on my behalf at the magazine's launch party.

Magazine co-editor Nicole Haldoupis actually came to my launch, to my great surprise and delight!