Derryll White is a journalist based in Cranbrook, British Columbia, Canada. He writes for e-KNOW East Kootenay News Online, focusing on local news and events in the Cranbrook area. Derryll's articles cover a range of topics, including book reviews, cultural reflections, and community stories.
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By: Derryll White
Book Review By Derryll White Box, C.J. (2024). Three-Inch Teeth.
Book Review By Derryll White Deverell, William (2020). Stung. “ You cannot escape the responsibility of tomorrow by evading it today.” – Abraham Lincoln
Book Review By Derryll White McTiernan, Dervla (2022). The Murder Rule. First Rule: Make them like you.
Hopefully this is a new series that will grow
By: Derryll White
Book Review By Derryll White McMurtry, Larry (2006). Telegraph Days.
By: Derryll White
Book Review By Derryll White Leonard, Elmore (1969). The Big Bounce. “Boy, do they screw up!” – Anthony Lane
Book Review By Derryll White Ryan, Jennifer (2024). The Underground Library. “Being in the library reminded her of life's potential, of who she wanted to be.”
By: Derryll White
Book Review By Derryll White Hillerman, Anne (2024) Lost Birds.
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