Renée Hollis is an author and photographer who enjoys living in the country. She specializes in non-fiction photograph books and is currently working on a book featuring interviews with people living in New Zealand who are over 100 years old. Renée’s love for pigs began when a litter of piglets was born on her birthday and one was named after her. Then she was introduced to A.A. Milne’s Piglet before getting to know Wilbur, from Charlotte’s Web. But it was a little pig called Babe that captured her heart in the 1995 movie of the same name. Over the years, Renée has discovered that pigs are playful, friendly, sensitive, intelligent animals. Oink is her tribute to these amazing creatures.

• Introduction by Renée HollisA Promise Kept – Dale Lorna JacobsenDangerous Liaisons – Joan M. BarilBrushing Fear Aside – Val ThomasHumour in the Workplace: A Life Lesson – Nick GallupOutliving the Cat – Shane JosephEcstasy of a Sore Toe – Jon TurkDodging Darth Vader – James OsborneGang of Seven – Cherrie AdamsPride and Prejudice: Alberta, 1965 – Fay MartinOccupying the Crease – Toby WiddicombeA Day at the Beach – Glenne FindonVoyage – Kayu MiddlemissRed Nose Day – Jeff TaylorComing Home – Colin CloughSailors in the Icy Water – Ben Nuttall-SmithComing Out – Anne HoflandLife Interrupted – Susan DuMondLearning Courage, Teaching Courage – Jan S. RogSolo With Voices – Alanda GreeneRising to the Surface – Marianne SchultzFear and Courage in the Kitchen – Vanessa ShieldsThe MRI – Vaughan RapatahanaA Leap of Faith – Glenne FindonMortality and Me – June HopkinsAn Irish Goodbye – Jessica L. Folk

Renée Hollis is an author and photographer who enjoys living in the country. She specializes in non-fiction photograph books and is currently working on a book featuring interviews with people living in New Zealand who are over 100 years old. Renée’s love for pigs began when a litter of piglets was born on her birthday and one was named after her. Then she was introduced to A.A. Milne’s Piglet before getting to know Wilbur, from Charlotte’s Web. But it was a little pig called Babe that captured her heart in the 1995 movie of the same name. Over the years, Renée has discovered that pigs are playful, friendly, sensitive, intelligent animals. Oink is her tribute to these amazing creatures.

• Introduction by Renée HollisA Promise Kept – Dale Lorna JacobsenDangerous Liaisons – Joan M. BarilBrushing Fear Aside – Val ThomasHumour in the Workplace: A Life Lesson – Nick GallupOutliving the Cat – Shane JosephEcstasy of a Sore Toe – Jon TurkDodging Darth Vader – James OsborneGang of Seven – Cherrie AdamsPride and Prejudice: Alberta, 1965 – Fay MartinOccupying the Crease – Toby WiddicombeA Day at the Beach – Glenne FindonVoyage – Kayu MiddlemissRed Nose Day – Jeff TaylorComing Home – Colin CloughSailors in the Icy Water – Ben Nuttall-SmithComing Out – Anne HoflandLife Interrupted – Susan DuMondLearning Courage, Teaching Courage – Jan S. RogSolo With Voices – Alanda GreeneRising to the Surface – Marianne SchultzFear and Courage in the Kitchen – Vanessa ShieldsThe MRI – Vaughan RapatahanaA Leap of Faith – Glenne FindonMortality and Me – June HopkinsAn Irish Goodbye – Jessica L. Folk