Russell White – författare

Wild Child, is a poem that reflects on my life as a young boy of 14 when I lived at my fathers place of business at Paddy's Pond, about 15 miles west of St. John's Newfoundland, I used to fly fish on Paddy's Pond for speckled trout and take them home to our cabin for breakfast. My Mother, is a poem about you guessed it my Mother. The one person in my life who had a heart of gold. She had one hell of a life with my father who was alcoholic. Family, is a poem about my family with my first wife our daughter (Heather) and our son (Erik). It was written after I returned to Winnipeg from a trip to Vegas with my younger brother Bob. Heart of gold, is a poem about my son who when I said I love you he would always say it back to me. Ridiculous dreams, is a poem about my day dreams about being a rich and famous entertainer in the entertainment world. Something I m glad to say never happened. Kindness, is a reflection on the golden rule, do unto others as you would have done unto you. Beothuk, is a poem showing the lack of love and respect that the European settlers had for the original people of the island of Newfoundland. Arrogance of humanity, is a poem reflecting on the arrogance of humanity in its relationship with God.

The Nicaragua Grand Canal asks the questions: what are the possible economic benefits that the Canal will offer the country? What damage might the Canal will do to the environment, particularly to Lake Cocibolca, the largest source of freshwater in Central America? and explores the geopolitics of the project.