Don Reddick Email & Phone Number

Norwood, Massachusetts

Author of fourteen books including four published works, Dawson City Seven (1992), Killing Frank McGee (2002), The Trail Less Traveled (2010), and Travelogues of America (2016). Both Dawson and McGee books are historical fiction, and recognized as among the finest hockey novels written. The original research of the McGee book prompted the Society for International Hockey Research to award the Brian McFarlane Award in 2002, for distinguished research and writing. The Trail Less Traveled was declared an "instant classic" upon its arrival in 2010, prompting Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper to write a personal letter of thanks for its contribution to Canada's national pastime. Travelogues of America was issued under the author's own imprint Nauset Sound Publishing, as a business card for Don Reddick Associates (see below). More information about Don Reddick's writing can be accessed at website www.donreddick.com.

Among an eclectic small group of partners including Alby Mason, Amber Opel Grey, Sarah Reddick and Cyndi Ryan. NOTE: The entire stock, office, paperwork, files, etc. of Nauset Sound went down the river of time on August 28, 2011. The office was on the banks of the Tweed River in Stockbridge, Vermont, whose water rose 17 feet on that regretful day. The company is currently inoperative.

Office Located In Norwood, Massachusetts.

World-wide technical service and repair of a variety of splicers in the printing industry, focusing on Butler Automatic splicers. Over 30 years experience in the field, 15 with Butler Automatic out of Canton, Massachusetts; 9 years with Megtec Systems out of Green Bay, Wisconsin, and since 2006 self-employed as Don Reddick Associates. Today DRA focuses on Latin America, having developed many successful relationships with companies throughout Mexico, as well as Bogota, Colombia, Recife, Brazil, Buenos Aires, Argentina, and Santiago, Chile.