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Novels vs Movies

January 9, 2013

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I often get asked how different writing a book from a movie is. As the writer of Neutral Territory and the novel A Thousand Bayonets (which I have also written the script for,) I would say I am qualified to answer. I always say, the difference is like comparing apples and oranges. A writer has […]

The Sizzling Winter Blog Hop & Treasure Hunt

October 31, 2012

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This week we are going to have a little fun with a blog Treasure Hunt where you can WIN  tons of prizes with the grand prize being a $100 AMAZON GIFT CARD just by finding all the clues in over 30 different blogs! Below you have to find my treasure hunt clue  in my review […]

Anatomy of a Movie Trailer

July 15, 2012

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How many movie trailers have you seen in your lifetime? I would say I’ve probably seen thousands and I’ve never really thought much about them except that this  particular movie looks good or this particular movie looks stupid. Well, I have to say creating a movie trailer is actually very hard and very time consuming, […]

A Thousand Bayonets for a limited time only $5

July 11, 2012

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Hi folks, if you are a member of my Facebook Fan site I’m offering you an exclusive deal for summer! If not become a member here:  http://www.facebook.com/pages/Fan-Site-of-Joel-Mark-Harris/162588333788840 For a limited time only you can purchase your very own personalized copy of A THOUSAND BAYONETS for only $5! Yes, that’s right, only $5 including shipping and […]

When Reporters Push Boundaries . . .

May 6, 2012

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Journalists have long been venerated as one of the most hated professions—as low as politicians and lawyers in many regards. But instead of being ashamed, journalists should wear this distinction as a badge of honour. In the sixties, Vancouver sports writer named Hal Straight was reporting on a horse race when he spotted a reporter […]

Shooting the Promo Trailer for A Thousand Bayonets

March 13, 2012

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I always have mixed feelings when I’m shooting a movie: it’s the most thrilling experience, yet also the most frustrating. Last weekend we shot the promo trailer for my novel A Thousand Bayonets. I loved seeing it come alive–the characters I created, the story I wrote.  The cast and crew were all wonderful and very […]

Beloit Film Festival appearance

January 26, 2012

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I am very  pleased to announce I will be at the Beloit International Film Festival for a book signing of my new novel A Thousand Bayonets on February 18th from noon to 2pm.  It will be held at the ticket office at 500 Public Ave. This will be my second time to Beloit. Last year,  Neutral Territory […]

66 journalists dead in 2011

December 30, 2011

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Dear readers, The year 2011 was not a good one for journalists. According to Reporters Without Boarders, in 2011, 66 journalists were killed doing their job— exposing what was happening in their neighbourhood, their city or their country. Of the 66 dead, 20 were killed in the Middle East. Latin American came just behind with […]

Journalists vs. the Police

December 11, 2011

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The Vancouver Police have filed a production order against  news outlets for their unpublished photos and unused video footage of the Stanley Cup riots. The News outlets include The Vancouver Sun, The Province, The Globe and Mail, CTV, Global, and CBC. The newspapers and news stations have challenged this production order in court saying it […]

Why Vancouver needs a regional police force.

November 30, 2011

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It’s time for Vancouver to grow up and face reality. The municipality system is broken and needs to be fixed. No where is this more evident than in the police force. When the Stanley Cup riots erupted and the Vancouver Police had to call for backup from their regional partners they lost precious minutes possibly hours reorganizing, […]

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