During his 26 years in Canadian newspapers, Frank King worked for the Markham (Ontario) Economist & Sun (1982-88), the now-defunct Oshawa (Ontario) Times (1988-1990), Calgary (Alberta) Herald (1990-2000) and the York Region (Ontario) Media Group (2000-20008).



His most thought-provoking, relevant and controversial columns and articles from those years have been assembled into this collection.



Sometimes funny, other times challenging and occasionally startling, The Gender Divide Runs Through My Dishwasher! will help you ponder this world and your place in it.



Frank is now communications manager for the Billy Graham Evangelistic Association of Canada and Samaritan's Purse Canada.



Along with his very patient wife, Lori, and a cantankerous cat, Frank lives in Calgary, Alberta.



Frank's other Blurb books are:

• Moments of Light: Thirty Years of Photography

• The Alberta Badlands: A Landscape Portrait

• Blue Symphony: Winter in the Canadian Rockies

• Ireland: Visions of Light

• Special Places: A Landscape Photographer's Vision of Southern Ontario.

• 'Til the SOUL felt its WORTH: Glimpses of Faith, Love and Eternity