This novel by Grant Elder blends war time drama with the modern day as one young man explores the life of a latterday hero.

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A collection of 50 exquisite poems by Californian writer and painter Janet Butler. Janet's poetry will reach into your heart with sadness and joy. A poignant but uplifting collection.

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This novella by Ace Bogess tells the story of a day and a life in the world of a young albino poet with a spiritual philosophy of openness he uses to counter his afflictions, physical and emotional.

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A collection of poems by Davide Trame. Davide writes beautifully evocative poetry which has the musicality of his native tongue.

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A collection of over sixty poems by Ian Duncan Smith. If you like your verse urban and gritty and modern and witty, then you will delight in the work of Ian Duncan Smith. His keen eye and rhythmic ear will keep you engrossed and returning to his work again and again. Click here to read a sample of  What You Will See or  here to buy it.

Momma’s Rain begins the saga of a destitute family, during the 50s, struggling with abuse, tragedy, and the demons within themselves. Adults who tend to steer towards the complicated grittier side of literary fiction, hard-boiled and up-close, will appreciate SternerHowe's latest work. Click here to read the first chapter of Momma's Rain or   here to buy it.

15 short stories by authors from around the world: Muhammad Nasrullah Khan, Anne Brooke, Elaine McPherson, Geoff Nelder, Sally Quilford, Ace Boggess, Kimberly R.  Brown, Conda Douglas, G. Miki Hayden, Tom SternerHowe, Dawn Wingfield, Elliot Quinn, Donna Gagnon, John Ashley and  Philip J. Lees. Click here to read the first lines of the stories or  here to buy it.

Dr. Anderson Frost relates the story of Lee Sinclair, a philosophy professor committed in his care. After his father dies on Lee's 40th birthday, a jade clock comes back into his possession. And that is the start of Lee's journey through a long series of experiments involving food, booze, sex, and, ultimately, both suicide and murder. Not to mention madness. Click here to read the first chapter of Displaced Hours or here to buy it.

Lee Henson, distinguished Professor of Italian, on the verge of returning to London after 6 months purgatory in Los Angeles, gets stranded in Las Vegas with a man she doesn’t love while the man she does love is cavorting around Paris. Transatlantic loves and friendships grow and die as Lee Henson learns the hard way.

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The sequel to Chasing The Rain. Lee Henson is back in London, bored and broken-hearted at the start of another tedious academic year. However, a new intake of students, a visitor from across the Pond, career opportunities and an old love ensure that life is never dull for the globe-trotting professor. Click here to read the first chapter of Catching The Sun or here to buy it.

Thirty-something and child free? So is Frankie Bryson. Fed up with other people’s children and family-friendly policies? So is Frankie Bryson. Free to do what you like? So is Frankie Bryson. Baffled and bewildered? So is Frankie Bryson! Will appeal if you’re tired of political correctness, don’t want to apologise for your individuality and want to challenge social conformity. Click here to read the first chapter of Opportunity Costs or here to buy  it.

Contemporary family drama based around two sisters, their lives, their loves, their fathers, their step-father and their dead mother. Jealousy, betrayal, loss and regret permeate this tragic story with a twist in the tail. Click here to read the first chapter of A Long Time On The Way  or here to buy it.

Contemporary dramatic fiction about three very different women who wander into each other’s lives. The trials and tribulations of young adulthood, middle age and old age come together in an atmosphere of conflict and mutual support. Poignant but uplifting. Click here to read the first chapter of The Car Pool  or here to buy it.