Over the years, Harold has gained a small amount of internet popularity. Here are links to his other websites and to sites that post reviews and biographies.
Alternate Sites – Other places to find Harold.
Harold’s slightly less old website
Other Bios – Listings and Histories
Reviews – What other people are saying.
Free Will on The Danforth Review, ArcPoetry.ca, and TheStraight.com
Winging Home on TheStraight.com
Tom Thompson’s Shack at BoughtBooks and the BC Book Prizes
Living Will at The Dominion, the Antigonish Review, and Prairie Fire (via ZoomInfo)
The Wolves at Evelyn at the BC Book Prizes, Canadian Literature, and Northwest Passages
Out of the Interior at Books in Canada
Interviews – Harold talking to people.
At BC Bookworld
About Free Will, at Writer’s Café
Harold at Authors Aloud
Excerpts – Read more!
Harold reading from Return to Open Water
“Telling the Truth”, from Return to Open Water
Several poems at East Village Poetry Web
“To the Memory of My Beloved, the Author, William Shakespeare”
“The salmon return to the Horsefly River” (pdf)
“The Fruit Wars” from Out of the Interior
Part of “Ironies, similes, not exactly” from The Antigonish Review (via Highbeam.com)
Other Links – Where else is Harold?
Harold at the Denman Island Readers and Writers Festival
Harold and Daniela Elza reading her “Icon in a Green Walnut Shell”
Harold reviews All Our Wonder Avenged by Dan Domanski
On Harold winning the George Ryga Award
On Casa Miralago, edited by Harold
Recording of the launch of Rocksalt
Harold’s review of Phantom Limb by Theresa Kishkan
Sites that Harold recommends a visit to:
Rémy Markowitsch, photographer
Gabor Gaszstonyi, photographer
Stefan Schütz, dramatist and writer
The Canadian Authors Association, Niagara Branch
Grasslands Conservation Council of British Columbia
Harold Rhenisch 
Greetings Harold. The depth of your website is phenomenal. I enjoyed browsing. Chi miigwech for gifting me the summer 2016 PRISM International. I raced madly thru the pages seeking your name and was…shockingly saddened. Hope these September days warm you, surround you
with light, grant you stillness. Smiles Sandra Lynxleg