"Scotland’s Highland & Island Arts undertook a critique of this book. Beneath are some of their conclusions:
The novel is well-written, accomplished, publishable and comic. At its best, it will remind the reader of J.P. Donleavy or Flann O’Brien. The author, who may well have a track record of publication...
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This is the opposite of a self-help book.
From humorist and story-teller Dylan Brody comes a masterful parody of the self-help book, promising not to help you out of your depression, but rather to sink you deeper into it. Mr. Brody promises to help you commit to your depression getting the deepest poss...
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Originally published as a paperback in 2005 Duct Tape & Daffodyls is an eclectic and contemporary collection of 'tell it as you see it' verse.
The poems range from comically flippant to thought provoking, poignant and philosophical and the collection, which contains both rhyming and free verse poems, ex...
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Hard-working and fiercely protective of each other, the Richmond family are tested to the limit as the Credit Crunch takes hold in Broken Britain.
Who's to blame?
Hidden family secrets are exposed as the financial meltdown continues but their lives are changed forever when the suicide of a stranger h...
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Jethro Postlethwaite had never kept a diary before.
Then again, he’d never been kidnapped, locked in a dark cell and tortured before.
And he’d never experienced someone else’s memories…
…or had nanites injected into his eyes…
…and then there was the fact that he’d uncovered the truth about the lives of...
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The Siege is the first book of Steven Ewer’s trilogy “Tiroleesa” an epic story where struggle, fear and doom seem the only viable outcome. Yet from the darkness a young boy is found to be more than meets the eye. Will the good folk of Tiroleesa prevail or will Xuvian the shadow king destroy the beautiful l...
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Olympics with character: 13 international multi-sport events.
More than a medal drives these athletes. Ottille honours her donor at the World Transplant Games, Zeljko researches his art at the Gay Games. Armenians gather from around the world celebrating their independence and thousands are in New York ...
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The Western Roman Empire lies in ruin. In a desperate attempt to protect Rome, the senate withdraws her remaining fighting forces from the outlying provinces. Britannia is left without a standing army or administration. Someone must rise to the challenge and defend her from encroaching barbaric tribes.
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A collection of emotional, pure poetry.
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Hing Dai is a completed Trilogy. Starting in China in1937 the story follows the lives of those who lived through some of the most dramatic moments in Asian history, passing through WWII, the rise of Communism until the British Empire finally closed it's doors and returned Hong Kong to China.
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