The Spin Doctor’s Wife

Set in Sydney, this fast-paced modern-day story outlines problems and lifestyles that have become a familiar part of our world. The spin doctor was once a man ambitious to become a political journalist. Now he manipulates the truth and can put a positive spin on most...

The Sleeper and the Spindle – paperback edition

The team of Neil Gaiman and Neil Riddle are hard to beat when to it come to spinning a fine yarn, all the while twisting together the time old children’s stories of Snow White and the Sleeping Beauty to come up with rollicking good yarn for modern audiences. Released...

The Sleeper and the Spindle

When you set out to fracture a fairy story there is none better than Neil Gaiman to do the job.With this very grown up  fairy story he has managed to combine both the Sleeping Beauty with Snow White and come up with a very, very plausible yarn, which is something...

Spinning on a Cosmic Dime

A jangling of percussion opens the door into pure bliss in this new work, Spinning on a Cosmic Dime from the immensely talented duo of Jeff Johnson and Phil Keaggy, which was released in September this year. Commencing with Spinning on a Cosmic Dime this song waltzes...

Spinoza’s Overcoat: Travels with writers and poets

“I hope reading this book will turn its readers into inquisitive explorers ready to open doors and windows to the world of writing other than their own beloved English” Subash Jaireth. Subhash Jaireth’s work Spinoza’s Overcoat is an absolute marvel in the use of...

Where Are Our Boys? How Newsmaps Won the Great War

In this incredibly detailed look at a perspective of World War 1, seldom observed, Martin Woods has presented a complexity of fact hat boggles the mind, creating a journey of war news and maps based in propaganda, giving to the public what the hierarchy felt they...

Slow Fashion: Aesthetics Meets Ethics

Much has being written about ethical fashion over recent years, especially since the collapse of Rana Plaza building in Bangladesh in 2013 killing or maiming more than 1,100 factory workers. The outrage was worldwide that these people, who were lowly paid, suffered...

The Madness of Modern Parenting

A debate, within a debate, within a debate just begins to scratch the surface of this excellent and often comical look at the many and varied issues that go to make up modern parenting, while challenging many of the ‘Must’s’ which have made becoming a parent and...

Dinner Time

Deeply Delicious Meals in 15, 30, 45 and 60 minutes Dinner Time is quite unique in several ways as well as being the first cooking book published by Zena Kamgaing.  The style of the meals presented show how to prepare a meal in 15, 30, 45 or 60 minutes, giving...

Dear Father

The Spark of an Uprising Set in a remote area of Tasmania, Dear Father from Jillian Brannock combines cult, history and the need to belong into a spine-chilling debut novel which disturbingly could very well be true. Daniel’s life collapsed into a sad and sorry tale...

A Midsummer Murder

Kate Wells spins another engrossing tale in A Midsummer Murder, as Jude Gray, most reluctantly finds herself involved in trying to solve another murder, that of Inigo Sage, a well-known Spiritualist and as it turns out, charismatic charlatan. Malvern Farm has been...