Brad Gushue to release book before retiring from curling

Brad Gushue, a prominent curler from the province, is set to become a published author as he prepares for his final Brier. The book will recount his career's highs and lows. It is a collaboration with journalist Stephen Brunt and will be available this fall.

Brad Gushue, recognized as one of the province's most coveted athletes, is adding a new accomplishment to his resume: published author. As he participates in his final Brier before retirement, Gushue will share stories from his storied curling career through a forthcoming book.

The book, titled Gushue: The Making of a Champion, explores the highs, lows, and behind-the-scenes moments of Gushue's curling achievements. Gushue has stated that it will dive into these aspects of his accomplishments.

Written in collaboration with sports journalist and best-selling author Stephen Brunt, the book is currently available for pre-order. Its release is scheduled for the fall.

This project comes at a pivotal time for Gushue, who is winding down his competitive curling career after a notable tenure in the sport.

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