Normally I'm above this type of shameless self-promotion, but my novel comes out 10/1 if anyone wants to read me write about something besides hockey prospects.
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Normally I'm above this type of shameless self-promotion, but my novel comes out 10/1 if anyone wants to read me write about something besides hockey prospects.
SteveCangialosi123
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I like the 9 goals and 20 points in 14 playoff games from Squires.
Also, if anyone wants to go there will be a pretty interesting release event in Greenpoint, Brooklyn on Mon 9/30 7 pm
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Guadana
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Yeah, thats the solid performance. If he will be closer to this level of producing it will be a good sign. As I understand he cant play in AHL this season and will continue to play in juniors.
YOO hoo hOOO!! CONGRATS!!!!
Squires' point total didn't take much of a jump this past season...
Though he shot up on the team in scoring, so it looks lack of talent on the rest of the roster may have been a key factor...
His 64 points in 2022-2023 was a distant 3rd on his team (-26 back of the leader) whereas his 72 points this past season was +11 versus the next player on the team.
Guadana
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Yeah, his numbers are not impressive for D+1. But they are not bad, especially when we know that his team wasnt full of a talents. Good play off and now we can see that he is thinking the game over his partners and opponents. Its not just a junior league thing.
I really like what I saw from Casey, Vilen and Squires. Stillman made mistakes but at least he was very active. May be learning process will help. Working on his shot will help too.
the Ottawa goaltending was not great but neither was their defense. To me the age/experience difference must be fairly pronounced on a team wide basis.
Do you get paid the same amount if I were to get the kindle version vs the paperback? And if I bring it to you, would you sign my kindle?
I just bought it on Amazon. Really excited to read it. It wasn't what I was expecting from you but definitely a creative idea. For those on a budget the kindle version is only $9. Do I smell the start of a NJ Devils board book club?
I always WANTED to learn how to read
Turns out that kindle is actually.....Do you get paid the same amount if I were to get the kindle version vs the paperback? And if I bring it to you, would you sign my kindle?
A contract that signs all away all your money from the book Steven!
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Any chance you were influenced by Dr Ian Stevenson’s work on past life recall and reincarnation?
Andre Palot
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Is the Maine setting a Stephen King homage or just happenstance? This looks like a fun read and I'll be sure to check this out.
"Could be interesting!" -- NY Times Book Review
I don't expect you at the release party because your commute is longer than most, haha. But thanks as always for all your support and well-wishing!
1) Yes.Do you get paid the same amount if I were to get the kindle version vs the paperback? And if I bring it to you, would you sign my kindle?
2) Is it possible to sign a Kindle?
No, I go to Maine (Belfast) almost every summer. I tried to buy a bar there like 5 or 6 years back but it fell through last minute. I do really like Stephen King, though -- he lives about an hour up the coast in Bangor, I think. You'll be glad to know advanced reviews have been startling good, so although I'm still nervous I'm at least confident it doesn't completely suck haha.
I've certainly read it, yes. Great stuff. There's a small part in the book which subtly references it.
Jason MacIsaac
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Look at the last 40 games or so including playoffs for Squires, he produced.
The secret of the book is what it really turns out to be isn't what you think it is. I'm a bit of a sneaky bastard.
I can’t wait. I know you can shepherd a plot and charcter development along like a school of herring swimming through a school of megalodons in a feeding frenzy.
Belfast is really an interesting town with an amazingly diverse and wide culture, from working waterfront to bluegrass music to great food to boat building, aquaculture . . . I hope you frequent and appreciate Young’s Lobster Pound with its predominantly if not exclusively Jamaican and indeed Rasta looking labor. With the possible exception of Trenton Bridge (where route 3 crosses into MDI) I think it’s the best lobster pound on the entire coast.
And Bangor - where King indeed lives - is at tidal head of the Penobscot River. Cross the river in Bucksport on route 1 and turn left.
Congratulations on the novel. This is a big deal. I had no idea.,
AfroThunder396
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Is it about a young man travelling around the world discovering himself and how the world works - only to slowly piece together that he's really travelling around small canadian cities, discovering new hockey talents in preparation for the 2025 NHL draft?
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