July 12, 2026: Retirement Celebration Sale! After 25 wonderful years and 80+ published books, I’m retiring! Save 50% on all books on the website while supplies last! Thank you for being part of this incredible journey.
Visit our Books page to shop, or send an email to author/editor/publisher Deana Driver to place your order and save on shipping.
Sale ends August 9th. Some titles will be out of stock sooner. All sales are final.
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APRIL 2026: Co-authors Deana J. Driver and Mary Harelkin Bishop are pleased to introduce two books, Gone Skiing and Prairie Peaks and Tracks, marking their first works as co-authors. Para adaptive snow sports in Saskatchewan trace their beginnings to the mid-1970s. These two books document that rich history and celebrate eight Saskatchewan Paralympians who have competed in para adaptive alpine skiing, nordic skiing, biathlon, and snowboarding in Canada and around the world. The books also highlight the other participants, coaches, trainers, guides, equipment personnel, planners, and more involved in these para snow sports. The co-authors are honoured to have worked on these books for Saskatchewan Ski Association Para Adaptive Snow Sports (SASKI-PASS) and Saskatchewan Sports Hall of Fame.
MARCH 2026: DriverWorks Ink is pleased to announce that our Saskatchewan publisher friends at Les editions de la nouvelle plume have translated and published one of Mary Harelkin Bishop’s award-winning juvenile fiction books. The story centres around Danny and Zach, who do not like each other. They are assigned to work as partners on a family history project at school. Danny’s research uncovers connections between their families, leading to their reconciliation. Contact La nouvelle plume for your copy of Mistasiniy: le rocher d’un peuple.
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November 20, 2025 – With gratitude and a deep sense of loss, we honour the life of Reginald “Crash” Harrison, who passed away peacefully at age 103 with family at his side. Reg was born in August 1922 in his parents’ house on the farm at Pheasant Forks, southwest of Melville, Saskatchewan. He enlisted in the RCAF in search of adventure, which he found in abundance. He survived 4 plane crashes and numerous close calls during his 19 missions as a Second World War bomber pilot with the Royal Canadian Air Force. He was posted to 431 (Iroquois) Squadron in Croft, England – the same squadron number later given the the CF Snowbirds aerobatic team. He was the last surviving member of the original 431 Squadron. Reg also met the love of his life because of the war.
Reg was an Honorary Snowbird, and the last surviving member of the Guinea Pig Club – a designation for those who received experimental plastic surgery for war wounds in WWII. He was also a member of the Caterpillar Club – because he was saved in one instance by a parachute, and more. Reg never thought of himself as a hero. He reserved that title for those who did not come back from war. The stories of his remarkable life, from the Prairies of Saskatchewan to the war and home again, can be found in Deana Driver’s award-winning, bestselling book Crash Harrison: Tales of a Bomber Pilot Who Defied Death.
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NOVEMBER 2025: Flying a Gooney Bird in Canada’s North: A Bush Pilot’s Adventures by Dorrin Wallace with Deana J Driver is a #2 Nonfiction Bestseller at McNally Robinson Booksellers, Saskatoon, SK!