As an avid golfer born in Vancouver BC, Ted Hunt researched and explained a long-lost swing secret in: Ben Hogan's Magical Device. As a PhD student in history, at the University of Washington, Ted was invited to open a collection of secret documents, sequestered for fifty years following WWI. ...
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As an avid golfer born in Vancouver BC, Ted Hunt researched and explained a long-lost swing secret in: Ben Hogan's Magical Device. As a PhD student in history, at the University of Washington, Ted was invited to open a collection of secret documents, sequestered for fifty years following WWI. This evidence, and a fortuitous meeting with Alexander Kerensky, the last monarchist Premier of Russia, enabled Dr. Hunt to reveal two suppressed stories in the remarkable epic adventure: In The Company of Heroes. The screen play for this novel of love and escape won the Praxis Award for 2008.
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