
A practical 10 step process to get you moving and keep you moving, for the rest of your life Over many years of working intimately […]
A practical 10 step process to get you moving and keep you moving, for the rest of your life Over many years of working intimately […]
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When we read the notes of Silvia Kwon we find that she has long been interested in Vincent van Goh. She has studied his work […]
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A bittersweet memoir CHARLOTTE REE After submitting an essay for Vogue Australia, Charlotte Ree was persuaded to write her memoir as a complete book. She […]
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Renowned mid twentieth century American author Ernest Hemmingway is not only remembered for his enduring novels, but also for his larger than life personality, however, […]
Finding Solace in Zen, Nature and Ikebana Beautiful and eloquent the delightful The Language of Flowers in the time of Covid is a reflective work […]
In 1968 Emmett Chapman (1936-2021) finally finished experimenting with his ‘modified –guitar’, angled it on the vertical, began ‘tapping the strings’ with two hands independently […]
Henry VIII, who wasn’t born to be King, is probably the most written about monarch in British history. Is there any more that can be […]
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There are several strands to Put Your Feet in the Dirt, Girl. There is the journey we take with Doctor Sonia as she travels from […]
The opening words to the first chapter of this heartbreaking and courageous Memoir from Gabrielle Pelicci, All This Healing is Killing Me, say ‘Nobody tells […]
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Motherland is a superb compilation of short stories. The way they have been woven around the theme of women in the outback is most engaging. […]
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Brexit Umasked, part memoir, part opinion, is a most fascinating read on modern British politics to be presented for some considerable time. Albert Kemp in […]
In his very relaxed style, Todd Alexander brings us his somewhat lengthy thoughts on the process of aging, or rather learning to cope with aging […]
The Child Migrant Scheme was a scheme created by the British Government as far back as 1618, when what were considered ‘vagrant children’ where rounded […]
Following on from her first book Spirit Writer comes Pure Spirit, in which Wendy Sheffield goes into far more detail as she sets down the […]
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Is there anything else which can be said about Ghislaine Maxwell, the subject of several podcasts, a number of documentaries, a Netflix film and a […]
I Am NOT Fine, Thanks has been described as “Part memoir, part manifesto, and all comedy.” This is quite true. Wil Anderson uses his dry […]
At 87, legendary broadcaster, very successful sports’ columnist for The Sunday Times and Telegraph, Sir Michael Parkinson hasn’t lost his touch with his ninth book. […]
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What happens when you wake up and have absolutely no idea about anything at all? You have no idea about things called feet, hands, people, […]
Although widely known as the aristocratic Robert Crawley, Earl of Granthan of Downton Abbey, in the British historical television series set in the early 20th century, […]
A STEPPING STONE TOWARDS A SILENT MIND. Luke Kennedy was a man who walked on the very tough side of town. Hard drinking, drug using, […]
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Give People A Chance And Watch Them Shine Julie Fisher’s first book, “The Unexpected Journey”, opened a new world for many of us. When learning […]
Agatha Christie, the Queen of Crime, led a very full fascinating life; wife, mother, amateur archaeologist and prolific author. Despite there being at least a […]
How to develop a speak-up culture The Upstander Leader from Jessica Hickman is a book which is long overdue, as it addresses the serious and […]
Born of a project launched by Westwords in 2021 the beautiful, heartbreaking anthology full of sadness, joy and hope Today, Tomorrow, Forever Being Rohingya has […]