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Biography & True Accounts
When in 1915 Edward Thomas... was asked by a friend what he thought he was fighting for, he bent down and picked up a pinch of earth. 'Literally, for this', he answered. Edward Thomas, the eldest of six sons to Welsh... See More
Biography & True Accounts
With their wild Bohemian exploits and exceptional artistic talent, the lives of the infamous Bloomsbury Set have long captured the imagination of the public. Equally as legendary for their scandalous affairs and progressive... See More
Poetry & Drama
'Jan Marsh's book is the best researched and fullest biography of Rossetti we have yet had.' Fiona MacCarthy, New York Review of Books 'Although never formally part of the Pre-Raphaelite poetic school, which included her... See More
Health & FitnessDealing with Depression offers a simple, easy to follow, non-judgmental and, above all, effective exploration of depression and how to manage it. A range of strategies is outlined, including the physiological fundamentals of... See More
Women's Fiction
Maggie strives to realise her vision of a shared community of friends living out their years in companionship and harmony on the Welsh Borders. But as the saying goes, life happens when you're busy making other plans and she... See More
Women's Fiction
Born in the same year as Goldie Hawn and Eric Clapton, Stella Hart - amateur wordsmith, book group devotee and inveterate watcher of property porn - may have led a less eventful life but she's had her moments, most of which... See More
Historical Fiction
In the London of the 18th century, Drury Lane is at the heart of England theatrical life. New writers and managers strive to entertain theatre goers, while actors - and more recently actresses - compete for the public's... See More
Harnessing Hope is a practical and approachable self-help book designed to assist people who suffer from depression. Four characters tell their stories and we follow their progress as they recognise and overcome depression... See More
Women's Fiction
Getting by with a little help from your friends has been very important to the residents of Foxwood during the three years of its existence as an 'intentional community' on the Welsh border. But when glamorous Tricia Anstey... See More
Women's Fiction
It's a year since the Foxwood house was set up and the 'community' has grown. It's still home to Maggie, Julia, Ann, Jeff, Josh, Viv and Lewis, but there are also new residents, leading to shifts in allegiance and fallings... See More
Humour & Satire
This is a quirky collection of 12 short stories, many of them published in magazines or winners of writing competittions.. The subjects range from a time slip at Hampton Court, a bus ride in the sixties and life in the... See More
Science FictionFictional and fanciful biography set in Stratford and Shakespeare's Globe theatre around 1600. Featuring Will Shakespeare, boy Willie Hewes, playwright Ben Jonson and my lord Orlando See More
Humour & Satire
Foxwood's community on the Welsh borders is now in its fourth year. In the last book in the series, some of the Foxwood tribe, old and new, are discovering that living with others brings challenges as well as benefits. They... See More