Show #7-01 – October 28, 2007
 The Deserters Tale
Motivated by economic circumstances, Joshua Key joined the American Army, and eventually found himself participating in the war in Iraq. The Deserter's Tale recounts his experiences in the devastated country, his subsequent opposition to the American mission, and his decision to seek asylum in Canada.
 The Writers Gym
The life of an author is a lonely and uphill climb, punctuated by writers' block and procrastination. Eliza Clark has written a 'recipe book' full of technique and inspiration to help individuals who feel they have a bestseller just waiting to be written.
 You Can Run but You Can't Hide
Reality TV sensation, Duane Chapman, better known as 'Dog the Bounty Hunter' has written a bestselling autobiography. The book delves into his checkered past, his time in jail, his trouble with addiction, how he found Christ, and his relationship with his wife and co-star, Beth.
 28 Stories of AIDS in Africa
Globe and Mail reporter Stephanie Nolen, brings a human element to the overwhelming AIDS epidemic in Africa by recounting the personal journeys and struggles of 28 people living and dealing with the devastating illness.
 Wall and Piece
Banksy is a London street artist who has made his name through anti-war, anti-establishment and anti-capitalist artwork. His new book, Wall and Piece, is a collection of his work and phrases reflecting his political leanings.
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