Love and Kisses Paul Hiebert

Believing that literary icons don't answer letters from ordinary people Noreen Olson nonetheless contacted iconic Canadian writer and humourist Paul Hiebert after reading his book Sarah Binks. To her surprise Hiebert wrote back. Thus began a rich correspondence between two kindred spirits that ended only with Hiebert's death in 1987. <br /><br />Love and Kisses Paul Hiebert charts this correspondence covering a vast array of subjects: from chickens to religion literature to ageing. Letters reveal Hiebert's philosophical and spiritual concerns his wry sense of humour and his strong belief in love-as well as revealing the rare friendship between Hiebert and Olson. Often amusing and uplifting it also describes the demands of living on an Alberta farm through Olson's letters and extracts from her columns that she often included with them. Love and Kisses Paul Hiebert will appeal to those familiar with Hiebert's work those who enjoy insightful and often humorous memoirs and those who appreciate family and spiritual values. To quote Paul Hiebert Only Love Endures.