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About the author

Keith Landry is a celebrated Canadian author whose riveting narratives breathe life into the untold stories of our nation’s past. With a masterful blend of historical accuracy and compelling storytelling, Keith has captivated readers with 26 powerful stories, each inspired by real news articles that once graced the pages of Canadian history.

A late bloomer in the literary world, Keith began his writing journey at the age of 69, proving that passion knows no bounds. In just five years, he has established himself as a formidable force in historical fiction, earning accolades for his immersive storytelling. His book, Unforeseen Saskatchewan, was awarded the International Impact Book Award in the adventure category, solidifying his place among Canada’s most compelling contemporary writers.

What makes Keith Landry’s books unmissable?

• He masterfully transports readers to pivotal moments in Canadian history, weaving human emotion into real-life events.

• His work illuminates the triumphs and tragedies of everyday people, shedding light on stories that shaped our country.

• From gripping true crime to haunting disasters and love stories intertwined with history, his books offer a cinematic experience in literary form.

Keith’s books have been praised for their meticulous research, depth of character, and ability to paint vivid portraits of the past. Readers describe his work as “impossible to put down,” “a journey through time,” and “deserving of a stage or screen adaptation.”

Living in Regina, Saskatchewan, with his beloved wife Vivian, Keith continues to write stories that preserve history and spark conversation. Whether through historical fiction, true crime, or adventure, his books are a testament to the enduring power of storytelling.

📚 Contact Keith Landry At kvlandry@hotmail.com

Murder Tales from the Archives

Eight true crimes stories written by anonymous newsmen from early to mid 20th century in Canadian daily newspapers, historically retold (and in parts imagined) in this book. The first story is about the murder of a young university student during the Christmas season in Montreal. His half-brother, a Catholic Priest, is the accused. A Saskatchewan farmer is afflicted by periods of dark moods. He murders his stepson during one of these. Whilst in prison, serving a life sentence, he strikes out at the Deputy Warden, killing him. A man and his wife immigrate to Canada from Germany. His wife dies mysteriously. The man remarries, and his supposed second wife suffers the same fate. H...

Unforeseen Saskatchewan

In a world profoundly impacted by the devastating consequences of global warming, "Unforeseen Saskatchewan" weaves a gripping narrative that delves into both the inspiring endeavors of individuals fighting climate change and the bewildering denial of its existence for misguided reasons in the year 2032.Allan Walker, a seasoned podcaster, embarks on a mission to raise awareness throughout North America about the imminent perils of climate change. His platform becomes a beacon of truth, and he extends an invitation to the brilliant scientist, Dr. Wong, to engage in a critical discussion on climate change. Little does Walker know, Dr. Wong's visit to Regina serves a dual purpose – not only to...

Motley Crooks

Motley Crooks: Canadian Crime Stories unearths five gripping true tales of crime from Canada’s early to mid-20th century—each more audacious and unexpected than the last

Author Keith Landry uncovers crimes lost to time—stories of deception, pursuit, and justice that shaped a growing nation. Perfect for fans of historical crime and true Canadian mysteries.

Blood in the Headlines

Step into the shadowy corners of history where the line between justice and vengeance blurs, and the stories of human frailty, resilience, and cruelty unfold. Blood in the Headlines is a gripping anthology of true crime cases, each meticulously researched and vividly told, revealing the chilling events that once dominated front pages and captivated the public’s imagination.From cold-blooded murders in remote railway cars to tragic crimes of passion, from courtroom battles that exposed societal prejudice to investigations that unraveled long-buried truths, this collection delves into the darkest moments of human history. Each case is more than a crime story—it’s a reflection of the time...

Frontier Resilience

Bound by friendship. Divided by fate. In the unforgiving West of the late 1800s, an Apache warrior and a rancher’s son forge an unbreakable bond. Their journey—from the deserts of Arizona to the wilds of Montana—leads them through prejudice, peril, and a hidden cache of gold that draws the attention of ruthless outlaws. Torn apart by the harsh realities of the era, one dazzles in Buffalo Bill’s Wild West Show while the other fights to survive in Indian Country. Tragedy strikes them both—one loses a wife to a deadly storm, the other a child to racial hatred. Reunited in the shadow of the Rockies, their intertwined stories—marked by loss, loyalty, and the historic ba...

True North: A Nation Stands

The war for Canada’s survival begins with a single, shocking act.IIn a bold move for global dominance, U.S. President Jefferson Harland orders the invasion of Greenland. With no resistance, Navy SEALs seize Nuuk, and the American flag is raised within an hour. Harland claims it’s a strategic necessity, but the world sees the truth—a test run for annexation.Canada is next.Prime Minister Geneviève Lacroix refuses to surrender. As Harland wages economic warfare through crushing tariffs and cyberattacks, she builds alliances to counter American aggression. But Harland’s true plan is insidious—an orchestrated crisis designed to collapse Canada from within.Resistance is growing.True Nor...