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• ↓ A Wolf Attack Thriller for Christmas
• ↓ Biologists allowed David Attenborough to tell BBC viewers that Barents Sea bears were dying of starvation in his 2011 Frozen Planet episode when they knew it wasn’t true
• ↓ Barents Sea polar bears thriving despite massive loss of sea ice, study confirms
• ↓ Review of my wolf attack thriller DON’T RUN in the National Post
• ↓ Sea ice conditions continued to favour Arctic marine life in 2025
• ↓ Was a recent wolf encounter near Tofino an aborted predatory attack?
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"My latest novel is done and ready in time for Christmas, but only by the skin of my teeth!"

"It’s called DON’T RUN and it’s a wolf attack thriller set in the little surfing town of Tofino, British Columbia (on the west coast of Vancouver Island)."

"When wolves consider humans easy prey, it makes for big trouble. This science-based novel, set in the winter of 2029, follows the exploits of RCMP wildlife safety specialist Luke Robinson, who moves to the Canadian surfing town of Tofino on the west coast of Vancouver Island. He quickly becomes embroiled in a local wolf controversy, which escalates into an epic wolf attack crisis. First dogs disappear, then people start to die. But what, exactly, can he help the town do to protect itself when wolf packs go rogue—or more to the point, will resident’s loyalty to local indigenous peoples and activist conservationists prevent them from doing what needs to be done?"

"The story challenges the traditional myth that wolves never attack people. I’ve been working on this for more than five years but ironically, over the last six months, news reports such as here and here, indicate wolves in the area where the story is set have been getting increasingly aggressive and predatory. Just a few months ago (based on warnings issued in October), two wolves  pursued a walker on Long Beach so aggressively that they sought refuge in the water (no mention of a dog). Another pair of wolves charged at and pursued a visitor with a dog on a leash for an extended time period. Incidents like these, although fewer in number and less threatening in nature, have been reported since at least 2017."

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A Wolf Attack Thriller for Christmas

Biologists allowed David Attenborough to tell BBC viewers that Barents Sea bears were dying of starvation in his 2011 Frozen Planet episode when they knew it wasn’t true

Barents Sea polar bears thriving despite massive loss of sea ice, study confirms

Review of my wolf attack thriller DON’T RUN in the National Post

Sea ice conditions continued to favour Arctic marine life in 2025

Was a recent wolf encounter near Tofino an aborted predatory attack?