Myself when young did eagerly frequent
Doctor and Saint, and heard great argument
About it and about: but evermore
Came out by the same door where in I went. The Rubiayat
The Big House: Toronto General Hospital From 1972 to 1984 tells of the thrills and spills about life in the OR at that time which followed Woodstock changed a North American generation.
The West is entering its final phase, like the fall of Rome or the Late Merchant Phase of the various Chinese empires. It is slowly grinding to a halt as the inevitable problems multiply, with no obvious will to counter the decline. One man dreams of humanity becoming a multiplanet species in the hope of preserving the basics of human knowledge through the coming dark ages. The Great Powers have turned inward, and there is little political will for further space exploration. Funding is minimal, and technological innovation has slowed dramatically.
The search for more genius children continues, as does the constant need for funding and for security. Young blood will be necessary to replace the aging members of the original group who once fought to establish autonomous space colonies.
In this second volume of To Slip the Surly Bonds of Earth, a major conflict on Earth is inevitable and it will begin in Europe. The only question is, what will be the catalyst? Will it spread to involve the whole world?
Artificial joint replacement was one of the miracles of modern medicine. New knees and hips had allowed thousands upon thousands of people to live happy and productive lives; whereas, previously they would have been destined to become cripples, largely confined at home and excluded from work and society.
HAVE KNIFE, WILL TRAVEL
HAVE KNIFE, WILL TRAVEL is a lighthearted look at the coming-of-age of one of the pioneers of joint replacement surgery. It briefly examines the boyhood, education, and training, which set the scene for discoveries that were made to enable patients to be offered new joints, which would potentially function well as their own and last them for the rest of their lives
While lunching together, the question of mercy killings in nursing homes arose as a result of a discussion of a recent case widely reported in Canadian media. With almost a century of combined clinical experience, intrigued, Hugh Cameron and Edna Quammie researched this issue. This book explores some of the dilemmas of modern medicine, especially the end-of-life care of the elderly in nursing homes, seen through the eyes of fictional characters who not only have to face this issue but who, like almost all humans, have their own issues and are grappling with some common, fairly intractable emotional problems themselves.
The years of clinical experience have impressed upon the authors the indomitable nature of many people, of how they somehow find the ability to ‘trace the rainbow through the rain, and find the promise is not vain, that morn shall tearless be.’
TO SLIP THE SURLY BONDS OF EARTH: BOOK THREE. THE CLOUDS OF WAR
The West continues its precipitous decline. The ancient, magnificent, awe inspiring Christian Churches which had taken centuries to build, are burning all over Europe, and that tragedy and violence on the streets are becoming so commonplace that it barely is mentioned by the media. Even the most egregious terrorist outbreaks are passed over by politicians as something which occurs in big cities and the indigenous population should simply get used to it.
Policing in most of the West has sunk to an all-time low. Rape of women and children has reached unprecedented levels. Crimes against property and person are largely ignored. Break and Entry now no longer even merits a police inspection. Horrifying acid attacks, where acid is thrown on a young woman, destroying her face, never before seen in Europe, are barely mentioned. Any vestige of ‘Free Speech’ has become a thing of the past and there is a return to the Thought Police of the Communist era.
TO SLIP THE SURLY BONDS OF EARTH: BOOK FOUR REDEMPTION
Following the release of The Clouds of War, this fourth book, Redemption, offers readers a multigenerational, multiethnic, multicultural love story spanning decades and continents.
Journal of the Plague Year (2020) is a compilation of Cameron’s sequential posts, almost all completely unedited. Also included were some questions and answers. This book charts the sense of doom, that COVID-19 was the Big One, which would kill half of the world.
The human race has begun to move into space, with viable colonies established on Mars and elsewhere. The situation on Earth remains volatile, but the immediate battle against the forces of collectivism has been won in Europe, spearheaded by a triumvirate of powerful women now running Spain, France, and Germany. But that is unstable as further conflict is almost inevitable as the very foundational concept of freedom, that a single individual has intrinsic worth, remains under constant threat.
When the Wuhan virus escaped or was released, likely in May 2019, it slowly spread around the world. We know from sewage studies, it was in Europe and Brazil by November 2019. It was almost certainly deliberately spread at the military games in Wuhan in October 2019. In October 2019, a meeting was held in New York, called Event 201. This so clearly predicted exactly what was going to happen that it seems obvious someone knew something.
A former professional assassin, who goes by the name Lauren Chen, still haunted by dreams of her lover who died to save her, is now a respectable woman with two children and married to a well-known Toronto surgeon.
It is hard to believe that we are four years into one of the greatest man-made tragedies the world has ever seen. The data is now clear, that the Wuhan virus posed no significant threat to any healthy person under age seventy, that the government mandates such as lockdown were unnecessary, anti-scientific, civilization damaging maneuvers, and that the ‘safe and effective’ needle was neither, rendering infection more likely and producing serious side effects, likely for years to come. What is incomprehensible is that some of these measures continue.
Myself when young did eagerly frequent
Doctor and Saint, and heard great argument
About it and about: but evermore
Came out by the same door where in I went.
The Rubiayat
The Big House: Toronto General Hospital From 1972 to 1984 tells of the thrills and spills about life in the OR at that time which followed Woodstock changed a North American generation.
READ MORE ➤
The West is entering its final phase, like the fall of Rome or the Late Merchant Phase of the various Chinese empires. It is slowly grinding to a halt as the inevitable problems multiply, with no obvious will to counter the decline. One man dreams of humanity becoming a multiplanet species in the hope of preserving the basics of human knowledge through the coming dark ages. The Great Powers have turned inward, and there is little political will for further space exploration. Funding is minimal, and technological innovation has slowed dramatically.
Read more ➤
The search for more genius children continues, as does the constant need for funding and for security. Young blood will be necessary to replace the aging members of the original group who once fought to establish autonomous space colonies.
In this second volume of To Slip the Surly Bonds of Earth, a major conflict on Earth is inevitable and it will begin in Europe. The only question is, what will be the catalyst? Will it spread to involve the whole world?
Artificial joint replacement was one of the miracles of modern medicine. New knees and hips had allowed thousands upon thousands of people to live happy and productive lives; whereas, previously they would have been destined to become cripples, largely confined at home and excluded from work and society.
HAVE KNIFE, WILL TRAVEL is a lighthearted look at the coming-of-age of one of the pioneers of joint replacement surgery. It briefly examines the boyhood, education, and training, which set the scene for discoveries that were made to enable patients to be offered new joints, which would potentially function well as their own and last them for the rest of their lives
Read more ➤
While lunching together, the question of mercy killings in nursing homes arose as a result of a discussion of a recent case widely reported in Canadian media. With almost a century of combined clinical experience, intrigued, Hugh Cameron and Edna Quammie researched this issue. This book explores some of the dilemmas of modern medicine, especially the end-of-life care of the elderly in nursing homes, seen through the eyes of fictional characters who not only have to face this issue but who, like almost all humans, have their own issues and are grappling with some common, fairly intractable emotional problems themselves.
The years of clinical experience have impressed upon the authors the indomitable nature of many people, of how they somehow find the ability to ‘trace the rainbow through the rain, and find the promise is not vain, that morn shall tearless be.’
Read more ➤
The West continues its precipitous decline. The ancient, magnificent, awe inspiring Christian Churches which had taken centuries to build, are burning all over Europe, and that tragedy and violence on the streets are becoming so commonplace that it barely is mentioned by the media. Even the most egregious terrorist outbreaks are passed over by politicians as something which occurs in big cities and the indigenous population should simply get used to it.
Policing in most of the West has sunk to an all-time low. Rape of women and children has reached unprecedented levels. Crimes against property and person are largely ignored. Break and Entry now no longer even merits a police inspection. Horrifying acid attacks, where acid is thrown on a young woman, destroying her face, never before seen in Europe, are barely mentioned. Any vestige of ‘Free Speech’ has become a thing of the past and there is a return to the Thought Police of the Communist era.
READ MORE ➤
Following the release of The Clouds of War, this fourth book, Redemption, offers readers a multigenerational, multiethnic, multicultural love story spanning decades and continents.
READ MORE ➤
Journal of the Plague Year (2020) is a compilation of Cameron’s sequential posts, almost all completely unedited. Also included were some questions and answers. This book charts the sense of doom, that COVID-19 was the Big One, which would kill half of the world.
READ MORE ➤
A noir novel that looks at the dark side of contemporary life with romance, love, and fear.
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DIE OR MAKE DIE
Love, violence, and intrigue take center stage in this noir novel.
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PLAGUE OR PSEUDO PLAGUE 2021
This is the book I hoped not to write. A virus, tightly targeted at the ill elderly, appeared in 2019.
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ROGUE PHARMA
The ongoing saga of the lives, loves, and tragedies of four very different women in an increasingly chaotic world.
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TO SLIP THE SURLY BONDS OF EARTH
The human race has begun to move into space, with viable colonies established on Mars and elsewhere. The situation on Earth remains volatile, but the immediate battle against the forces of collectivism has been won in Europe, spearheaded by a triumvirate of powerful women now running Spain, France, and Germany. But that is unstable as further conflict is almost inevitable as the very foundational concept of freedom, that a single individual has intrinsic worth, remains under constant threat.
READ MORE ➤
THE LAW’S DELAY
A lighthearted tale of a fictitious orthopedic surgeon stumbling down the strange alleyways of the intersection of medicine and the law.
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SCAMDEMIC- PLANDEMIC
When the Wuhan virus escaped or was released, likely in May 2019, it slowly spread around the world. We know from sewage studies, it was in Europe and Brazil by November 2019. It was almost certainly deliberately spread at the military games in Wuhan in October 2019. In October 2019, a meeting was held in New York, called Event 201. This so clearly predicted exactly what was going to happen that it seems obvious someone knew something.
READ MORE ➤
Pharma Wars
A former professional assassin, who goes by the name Lauren Chen, still haunted by dreams of her lover who died to save her, is now a respectable woman with two children and married to a well-known Toronto surgeon.
READ MORE ➤
THE COVID FIASCO
It is hard to believe that we are four years into one of the greatest man-made tragedies the world has ever seen. The data is now clear, that the Wuhan virus posed no significant threat to any healthy person under age seventy, that the government mandates such as lockdown were unnecessary, anti-scientific, civilization damaging maneuvers, and that the ‘safe and effective’ needle was neither, rendering infection more likely and producing serious side effects, likely for years to come. What is incomprehensible is that some of these measures continue.
READ MORE ➤
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