W.H. (Wade) Johnson

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Canadian Novelist/Author of the Ancestors series of books (and other things), an amateur genealogist, a lover of history, a student of the universe, a shamelessly bad, fair-weather golfer and traveler in time.

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No Lesser Persons: Ancestors Book 10 (Volume 10)

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The Man With No Hat Jun 23, 2018

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Three dozen short stories by Canadian Novelist/Author W.H. (Wade) Johnson. Meet Rose and Albert, Walter the dog, the Rat Slayer, Katz and Quixote, Rocky and Ape and Doug, whose name is really Neb, who comes from the Dark Matter

The Man With No Hat – a man struggling with his demon of alcoholism
When I Grow Up Too – reflections of younger days gone by
Death of An Uncle – a boys first experience with the death of a loved one.
Leo Lung – a homeless man reveals a mystery from long ago
Me and Bobby – a boy talks of his time with a friend
Boy In The Mountain – a seven year old goes missing in the BC Caribou country
Gratitude – a women tells about her neurotic rescue dog
The Road – on a desolate winter highway, a women comes across a body on the road
All of a Sudden – an encounter between a speeding car and a dislodged tire
The String Lady – a women with multiples personalities
The Last King of Iceland – an elderly man relives a life 800 years ago
Dinner With Dick and Jane – the couple from upstairs have a dinner party
The Ronald Stumpf Show – a TV Talk Show host intoxicates his guests
The Grocery Talk – a neighbour might be a reincarnated relative
Friends – a young boy makes an old man be his friend
Rocky and Ape – the adventures of two young friends
The Lollipop Man – a drug dealer sells deadly suckers
The Main – confrontation between a young drug dealer and an upstart
Katz and Quixote – sibling felines share very different lives
My Friend Lenny – a boys summer at the lake and his Down Syndrome friend
Pay Day – Rose and Albert go shopping
Rat Slayer – the tragic life of an exterminator
Sally Monroe – a woman’s secret life is revealed
The Laughing Cat – Albert watches life and death in a box
Song of the Uncaged Bird – a boy, his first gun and lessons in life
Provocative Odors – Walter the dog sees things differently
Shit Soup – it’s not so bad being fat
Testimony of Two Men – a young man and an old man have different points of view
Shoot The Wounded – Detective Sandusky just wants to retire
The Life and Times of Ross Harper – a new friend turns out to be something unexpected
Opposable Thumbs – Walter the dog goes to the cemetery
Rose Porter – an elderly woman can wait no longer
Yard Apes – why are children like that
The Grandfather Bridge – Albert and Albert get time together
Dark Matter – Doug is not what he seems to be

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Gillet of Azincourt: Ancestors Book 2 Apr 29, 2019

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“If you have lived upon the earth, whether your name is known to history or not, you are a part of it and your mark is in the world; in the hearts and mind and memories of those that loved you and in legacy for all those that come after. Be you prince or be you pauper, all that matters in life is life, all other glories are vain and soulless.”
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Gillet Charron hoped only to keep his village safe from freebooters and highwaymen; he never dreamed to raise his sword against a King. He was no fighter, just a simple cartwright. It was chance that brought him to save his new Lord and it was that spirit that binds men as brothers that brought Gillet and his men of Meaux, The Circle, to stand with their countrymen against a great and ominous foe from across the water.
The battle of Agincourt, or Azincourt as it is known in France, is known amongst the most famous of the ‘Hundred Years War’ between France and England. Ongoing disputes and claims to thrones and territories, made and broke alliances, seeded corruption, plots, assassination and fueled conflicts, both civil and between countries. Agincourt is written in history and though his name does not find its way into records or annals, Gillet Charron, known as Gillet of Azincourt, was a hero to his townsfolk, until all memory of him faded from the generations.

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No Lesser Persons: Ancestors - Book 10 Apr 4, 2018

by W.H. Johnson

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Three hundred years before Canada, people of Europe fought each other for the wealth, prosperity and ownership of country that had already been home to the People of the Land for the last ten thousand years.
Pierre Charron and Catherine Pillard needed to escape the lives they were facing in France. He longed for a different life, she for a better one. When the opportunity arose for him to become a colonist in New France, he leapt at the chance, not knowing what kind of life awaited him. She was presented with a once in a lifetime proposition, through a chance encounter with a matron benefactor. Pierre and Catherine met briefly, in an ale house in La Rochelle; something sparked between them and when they met again two years later, on a cold muddy river bank in New France, the spark re-ignited, and they began their life journey together in the new world. They began young and naïve, they faced the hostile Haudenosaunee, insidious bureaucrats, scheming miscreants, plague, poverty and the unforgiving country, but together they grew wise through their struggle to survive and thrive in a harsh land.

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The Fourteen: Ancestors Book 5 Mar 26, 2018

by W.H. (Wade) Johnson

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History silences the voices of the oppressed, but only until they are willing to sacrifice everything to make their story heard. ‘You will hear us’ they say, ‘if not today, then in a time yet to surely come’.
Pierre ‘Le Fils’ Charron was seventeen when his father died from a head wound inflicted upon him by the parish priest, Dominick Hugeot. He was seventeen when he was acclaimed to the office of Reeve of his village of Meaux, the position held by his father and his father before him, passed down as a King might pass his crown to a Prince. He had become their young leader. He was only seventeen when he met Jacques Lefevre, who now returned to Meaux, with the hope of crafting change with his compatriots, The Cenacle. But there was another camp within Meaux seeking change as well, dramatic and historic, though they didn’t realize it at the time. Called a radical terrorist group by their King, The Gospellers sought only to follow their truth. The Cenacle, The Gospellers, the King of France and his Inquisitor. On the 7th of October 1546, the outcome of their clash was witnessed by the people of Meaux and the course of history was changed.

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Agnes of Meaux: Ancestors Book 4 Mar 12, 2018

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Even though we are ordinary, sometimes the things we do in our lives change the history of the world, we just don’t realize it at the time.
Agnes was an innocent. A young peasant girl from Meaux, a village of early 16th century France, just a days ride from Paris. She was not special or gifted in anyway. By day she cleaned the Chapter House and the Deanery, in the service of her church. At night she worked at Le Poulet Gras, the ale house where her father and mother scratched out their living. She was a happy girl, in her unassuming innocence, but she fell victim to a common savagery and became the catalyst that sparked a confrontation between Church and its supplicants, between aristocracy and the peasantry, between the rich and poor of Meaux, and added fuel to the fire of reformation that changed the lives of millions that followed.

17 Stories: Some Long, Some Short: a collection Mar 12, 2018

by W.H. Johnson

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Seventeen stories, some long, some short, some told in 1st person some in 3rd, some from the female point of view, some from the male, some from the very young, some from the very old and everything in between.

The Man With No Hat – a man struggling with his demon of alcoholism
Agnes – an adolescent girl in 16th century France becomes the catalyst of a reformation
When I Grow Up Too – reflections of younger days gone by
Death of An Uncle – a boys first experience with the death of a loved one.
The Carriage House – in 16th century France a village leader confronts an abusive priest
Leo Lung – a homeless man reveals a mystery from long ago
Me and Bobby – a boy talks of his time with a friend
Who Killed Guy Bastogne – a boy is found murdered beneath a bridge
Boy In The Mountain – a seven year old goes missing in the BC Caribou country
The Tanner – tribulations in a blended family in 17th century France
Gratitude – a women tells about her neurotic rescue dog
The Road – on a desolate winter highway, a women comes across a body on the road
All of a Sudden – an encounter between a speeding car and a dislodged tire
Judith Martin - in 17th century France, a widow faces humiliation and the wrath of her church
The String Lady – a women with multiples personalities decides she must kill the evil one
The Countess and the Bishop – an aged atheist Countess has it out with a greedy bishop
The Last King of Iceland – an elderly man confined to a nursing home imagines an encounter with an historical figure from 800 years ago

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