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Watch for upcoming events.

I'll be here with my books. See you then.

October 4th, 2025

Riverview Lions Community Center

October 12th, 2025

October 19th, 2025

Magnetic Hill.

3348 Route 126, Moncton, NB.

October 25th, 2025

Truro, NS.

All available on amazon. Please go HERE.

Check out my newest publication. A WW2 murder mystery set in Debert, NS at the Army Camp. 1942

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**A throwback to 2017 when Author Tina Frisco promoted Wall of War on her blog. See it HERE.

November, 2020.

Ann excellent review by British Author, Angela Wren for my short story collection - A Box of Memories

A Box of Memories is an anthology of short stories by Canadian author Allan Hudson and I'm reviewing the book on my blog today. Scoot on over to see what I thought... http://ow.ly/cbdQ50C9ZIW

Chapters in Moncton are carrying my novels.

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Jennifer Withers19 May 2016 at 13:45
Hi Allan. I saw your post regarding guest authors on the BooksGoSocial FB page and I'm very interested. My email address is jenhwithers@gmail.com. Please contact me so we can arrange the details. Thank you.
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Charline Bordage Welling10 April 2017 at 00:20
I would love to read one of your books- where are they available? I can be reached at charliwe at gmail dot com
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Lise Mayne2 August 2025 at 21:27
Thank you so much, Allan, for generously featuring me on your beautiful blog page. It's delightful connecting with a fellow author from the Maritimes. How wonderful of you to give this opportunity to other writers Best wishes in all of your endeavours!
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A Box of Memories.

A collection of short stories. Many of the short stories herein are inspired by memories I have of events in my life or related events I’ve witnessed or read about. Family is important to me so many stories are about relationships, love, sharing and giving, overcoming difficulties. Read about an older man and an abandoned baby. His last days. Three men acting like boys. Ten year old boys and the trouble they get into. The grueling work of dismantling ships by hand. Retirees with too much time on their hands. The dangers of shopping in Outer Space. Visiting a Food Bank. A covered wagon with a family and all of their possessions. Escaping slaves. Seniors with nothing to eat. The revenge of the wasps. Returning to the country of your birth. A Honey Trap. A detective that discovers crimes too close to home.

Spring Paths. The anthologies continue.

Code Name: Iron Spear 1941

The Alexanders. Vol. 2 1921 - 1925

The Alexander Saga continues. Dominic has his ups and downs as life continues in his new country. His business is growing. His wife is expecting their first child. He often wonders of the woman he saw in Halifax. The Roaring 20’s bring speakeasys, jazz, flappers, a booming stock market, disregard for prohibition. Everyone who can is investing in the future. Europe is rebuilding after the war and supplies from North America are in high demand. Will Dominic get involved with the investing frenzy or will caution prevail? The words of his late Uncle Duff ring loudly in his mind. “Watch those pennies, lad. Don’t waste your money on foolish things.” Will Dominic’s decisions keep the business intact? Please click on the photo.

Wall of War

Vigilantes -

Another Drake Alexander Adventure. The master vintner at Chateau Lambert Estates, Jean-Paul Chouinard, stares up the rise at the family cemetery, where the darling of the house was laid to rest yesterday. The grave site is surrounded by four men and a woman. The people whose service Mireille Lambert was in when she died. One of them was her lover. One of them is Drake Alexander. Chouinard knows what they do. He knows who Alexander is. He hears the whispers. Vigilantes. He grieves knowing the brothers who are responsible for his daughter’s death twenty years ago have not been apprehended. Maybe it’s been too long. Maybe the brothers are already dead. Maybe, if he asked, Alexander and his people could find them

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