Photo by Dana MacPhail-Touesnard. Author Mason Robinson is pictured with his debut novel, The Deadwood Curse: Some Things are Better left Buried, at his home in L’Ardoise.

L’ARDOISE: A new local author has entered the literary scene with the release of a debut horror novel. Set in the fictional Nova Scotia community of Hazelwood, The Deadwood Curse: Some Things are Better left Buried follows 19-year-old Ryan, whose plans to leave his hometown are derailed following the death of a close friend and…

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Dana MacPhail-Touesnard

Freelance journalist/photographer Dana MacPhail–Touesnard, previously a full-time staffer at The Reporter, has a Bachelor of Applied Arts in Journalism degree from St. Thomas University. She is a resident of Richmond County.