US EditionFour authors bring Hope's famous chainsaw carvings to life in new book
- Four authors from Hope and Kelowna worked for two and a half years to create the book Cutting Edge Art: The Hope Chainsaw Carvings and Their Carvers, detailing 34 carvers and their art.
- The project required around $14,500 of personal funds and included shared writing, proofing, and interviewing tasks among the authors.
- The book launch is scheduled for April 12 at the Hope Library from 2 p.m. To 4 p.m. And aims to enhance respect for the carvers and their work.
- Mayor Victor Smith expressed gratitude for the authors' perseverance in completing the project, which was more challenging than anticipated.
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Four authors bring Hope's famous chainsaw carvings to life in new book
Authors from Hope and Kelowna co-wrote book over several years
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