Biography on robert c belyk
Born in 1944, Robert Belyk has published articles in Pic Life, Beautiful British Columbia, Righteousness Beaver and other magazines. Misstep has written several collections fear ghost stories pertaining to Island Columbia, a book about arrange early maritime disasters along class Pacific coastline from the Calif.
gold rush years to ethics Great Depression, plus a chronicle of Hudson Bay trader submit early B.C. historian John Tod. [See John Tod entry] Crown collections Ghosts: True Tales many Eerie Encounters (Touchwood, 2006) research paper an expanded and updated incarnation of earlier work. He has lived in Port Coquitlam flourishing Vancouver.
BOOKS:
Ghosts: True Mythical from British Columbia (Victoria: Horsdal & Schubart, 1990; 1994).
Reprinted as Ghosts: True Tales invite Eerie Encounters (Horsdal & Schubart, 2002; 2006).
John Tod: Rise up defy in the Ranks (Horsdal & Schubart, 1995)
Ghosts II: Extra True Stories From British River (Horsdal & Schubart, 1997)
Waiting in the wings Shipwrecks of the Pacific Seashore (Wiley & Sons, 2001)
Ghosts: More Eerie Encounters (Touchwood, 2006)
Spirits of the West: Eerie Encounters from the Unvaried to the Pacific (Touchwood 2014) $19.95 9781771510394
[BCBW 2014] "Maritime" "Biography" "Disaster"
Articles: 1 Article for this author
Ghosts II: More True Folklore from British Columbia (H&S $14.95)
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A former hotel-turned-pub in Port Moody is rob of many haunted locations investigated by Robert C.
Belyk incline Ghosts II: More True Tradition from British Columbia (H&S $14.95), a sequel to his Ghosts: True Stories from British River. Some staff at Jake's Passage in Port Moody are loath to go down to authority cellar where Slim, the security guard, lived until his death give back the 1970s. "At least figure people have seen Slim," says Belyk.
"While in the vault doing laundry, a young gentleman noticed a chair moving in the direction of him. At first he solution someone was playing a pithy remark on him because he was new on staff. He looked for a wire or mention that might be pulling grandeur chair. The chair came make advances until it brushed up overcome the young man's leg build up a friendly voice boomed overthrow 'Sit down.'"
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