In this collection Paul Berry continues to be inspired by landscape and his Norfolk heritage. Other poems highlight a growing reputation as a chronicler of love, loss and longing.
This isn’t just another self help book.. it’s a book about our real lives,and our unvarnished lived experience. It’s about what has hurt, what was... Læs mere
'The Poetry of Mr Minevar, Book 2' is a collection of easy reading poems that would appeal to anyone interested in History, Literature or Science.
Have you ever watched a black and white war film, made in the 1940’s or 1950’s and asked yourself, did this really happen during the war or was it simply a fictional Hollywood action story made to entertain?
From the highest majestic snow-capped mountains on Earth, to the deepest fiery depths of its core...
Into the Distance is a first-hand description of a world of truck driving that has long-since disappeared. Back in the 1970s and early 80s, drivers had to be independent and resourceful, in a world without mobile phones (and often even accessible landlines).
Nobody is perfect and that is the beauty of life and, crucially, what makes us all so amazingly unique. Just like Tamoye. Being young can be hard enough, but for Tamoye, navigating... Læs mere
Following Charles Dickens’s death, his friend and biographer, John Forster, discovers a ‘lost’ manuscript that provides a radically different view of the year the young author spent working in a blacking factory. But is the account fact or fiction?
The Second Vatican Council (‘Vatican II’:1962-65) sought to bring Church tradition into the present and to provide a renewal for our time of all that is Catholic.
From the highest majestic snow-capped mountains on Earth, to the deepest fiery depths of its core...
Six years ago, meningitis stripped away Samuel Spry’s sight. Now, at twelve years old, an accidental bump on the head restores it. Well, nearly. Suddenly, his world is full of colour – he can see a rainbow of Auras around people.
The Geometry of the Last Supper skilfully blends the worlds of Renaissance art, geometry and symbolism, allowing the reader to uncover, for the very first time, the simple and delicate geometry at play in the composition of Leonardo da Vinci’s masterpiece.