Let’s get FOREST stocked in new Sasquatch Museum

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Let’s get FOREST stocked in new Sasquatch Museum

The museum will be filled with artifacts and dives into the history, science, mythology, folklore, and witness accounts of the Sasquatch. What a perfect opportunity for them to include my novel FOREST – Love, Loss, Legend, a murder mystery (with Sasquatch) set in the fictional town of Pitt Landing.

A new Sasquatch Museum is opening this summer near Vancouver

The Harrison Visitor Information Centre and Sasquatch Museum will have a new home opening this July. According to Tourism Harrison. The new museum will “build on the artifacts and story around the Sasquatch” but will also include a major section on the story of the Sts’ailes “Sasq’ets,” which got translated into English as the “Sasquatch.”

There will also be a new major section on “the story of the Sts’ailes people and their ancestors who have lived in this area since time immemorial.”

The design for the new museum is meant to honour Harrison’s Indigenous and historical roots while creating a functional and accessible building for all.

Like my protagonist says,

For anyone who has hiked in the backcountry of BC it is, as my protagonists says “easy to imagine no human had ever set foot a hundred metres on either side of the road. Species could come to life, thrive and die without anyone except God ever knowing they existed.” This story is steeped in the myth and legend of the Pacific Northwest.

If you don’t want to wait and see if the museum stocks my book or you’re not planning a trip to Harrsion Hot Springs this summer, you can order FOREST online at https://www.amazon.com/-/e/B003DS6LEU It continues to be one of my best sellers – though we’re not talking James Patterson numbers.

Want to help? Send Tourism Harrison an email at info@tourismharrison.com

and ask them to stock FOREST – Love, Loss, Legend by Rod Raglin