
Morly Mooch And The Hosshoppers, A Story For Kids
This story for kids has appeared in:The Cariboo Observer (Quesnel, BC), 1981.Six Children’s Stories (Academic Exchange Extra [University of Northern Colorado], 2005), published under the pseudonym Donovan A. Landers.*First Edition: LukivPress (Quesnel, BC), 2014.Revised Edition: LukivPress (Sardis, BC), 2015.*An excerptMorly Mooch lived in an oil tank. For windows, he’d hack-sawed holes in the ste...
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Publisher: LukivPress (February 16, 2014)
Publication Date: February 16, 2014
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l, and the edges were as jagged as Rocky Mountain-peaks. One day, he sat on his rickety porch, sipping fish tea, while his fishing line wavered in Mooch River.He burped. He’d eaten a fish omelet, fish biscuits, fish pancakes, and strawberry shortcake. He burped again. He thought about brewing up a pot of fish soup for supper. Then he frowned: The people of Beaver Valley called him The Moacher of Mooch River and Mustard Breath.“Mustard Breath, my petunias!” he said, scowling until his jowls ached.Then his ears pricked up, like cat-ears, as he heard stifled giggles. He glanced beneath bushy eyebrows and spotted a boy and girl hiding amongst his strawberry plants.“Hey, Mustard Breath,” the boy said. “Bet you can’t catch us!”*The authorDan Lukiv is a poet, novelist, columnist, short story and article writer—and an independent education researcher (hermeneutic phenomenology). His creative writing has appeared in 19 countries. His formal apprenticeship includes intensive personal direction from writers such as Canada’s Professor Robert Harlow (recipient of the George Woodcock Achievement award for an outstanding literary career), the USA’s Paul Bagdon (Spur Award finalist for Best Original Paperback), and England’s D. M. Thomas (recipient of the Cheltenham Prize for Literature, Orwell Prize [biography], Los Angeles Fiction Prize, and Cholmondeley award for poetry), and includes studies at The University of British Columbia (The Creative Writing Department), the acclaimed Humber School for Writers (poetry writing program), and Writer’s Digest School (novel writing program).He and his wife have four daughters, one granddaughter, and two grandsons. Over many years he taught a variety of subjects (English, English Literature, communications, guitar, drama, social studies, mathematics, science, consumer education, career planning, Response Ability Pathways®, physical education, composition, and creative writing) at award-winning McNaughton Centre (Quesnel, BC), a school for troubled teenagers. Since 1978, he has edited CHALLENGER international, a literary journal that, over many years, focussed attention on young, up-and-coming Canadian poets, and, since 2001, he has edited The Journal of Secondary Alternate Education, a scholarly forum of research, practise, and theory. Through LukivPress, he has published many poetry collections, some by well-established poets such as George Swede (Canada), Paul Gotro (Canada), Elana Wolff (Canada), Bill Caughlan (Canada), Dimitar Anakiev (Slovenia), Neal Leadbeater (Scotland), Robert Lavett Smith (USA), Simon Perchik (USA), Michael J. Vaughn (USA), Esther Cameron (USA), Michael Zack (USA), Richard Luftig (USA), Luis Benitez (Argentina), and Coral Hull (Australia).He serves as an elder in a congregation of Jehovah’s Witnesses in Sardis, BC. For part of 2015, his wife and he served together as pioneers (full-time ministers). Hobbies include longboarding, searching for haiku moments, singing and playing guitar, studying mathematics, and hybrid biking.
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