Books by Mark Kozub
Celebrating Success in Edmonton
What does success mean to you? Is it building a successful company? Waking up every morning and looking forward to your workday? Owning a Rolls Royce? Or is it having a community where children never go hungry? Celebrating Success in Edmonton is a rich and inspiring reflection on the attainment of success. Mark Kozub’s book is filled with enlightening Q & A-style interviews with some of the key businesspeople, philanthropists and artists who make Edmonton a great city: Kevin Lowe (Edmonton Oilers), Jean Paré (Company’s Coming), Jim Hole (Hole’s Greenhouses and Gardens), Brent Hesje (Fountain Tire), Bob Baker (Citadel Theatre), Barbara Poole and many more.
Celebrating Success in Edmonton also features many fine photographs by Randall Edwards.
The Uptown Browns
The good old days are just beginning… Sometimes your life changes in the blink of an eye. Take Chip Brown. Once, he was a wide-eyed kid who thought he might get famous playing bass in the family band. Then he became a bald middle-aged man. Up until not so long ago, he had a wife who loved him and a dog named Grrr and a cat named Prrr. And a house. And a mother too. So why is he smiling? You’ll see.
The Brown Family
This is the beginning of the Brown saga… The Brown Family is a bittersweet comedy about how the comfortable life of a pleasantly square family is altered when “Mom” (Mrs. Brown) undergoes surgery and comes through it with the belief that: a) she may only have months to live and b) she was recently visited by God. The Brown Family was published by Dramatic Situations and sold out its first printing.
A Calgary Album: Glimpses of the Way We Were
By Mark & Janice Kozub
A Calgary Album is a sentimental journey into a cattle town that grew to be a world-class cosmopolitan city. Through eighty-five glorious black and white photos and engaging storytelling, the authors take the reader back to the time of the “real” cowboys, to the days when the streetcar seemed like science fiction.
Big Enough Dreams
Edited by Debbie Marshall
Mark Kozub, contributing author
Big Enough Dreams is a collection of non-fiction stories describing the lives of thirty-one adults with developmental disabilities. These are compelling tales of individuals who are passionate, competitive, uptight, talkative, petty, beautiful, ambitious, troubled, open-minded, caring and funny. Other contributing authors include great Alberta writers Todd Babiak, Myrna Kostash, Shirley Serviss, Linda Goyette and more.