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Tom Lubbock

In 2008 Tom Lubbock was diagnosed with a brain tumour. From the first it was always understood there was no cure, it was simply a matter of time and management...

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David McKnight

Over the past year or more we have all been made well aware of Rupert Murdoch and his global news empire News Corporation due to the “phone hacking scandal’ involving...

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Mike Hannan

For Mike Hannan and wife Jo setting out on a voyage of a lifetime on a trusty steed (a state of the art BWM road bike) named the Elephant, was...

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Hayden Selfe

In this his first novel, Hayden Selfe has created a masterful portrait in the world of fantasy Fiction with his clearly defined characters and well detailed storyline. Well written and...

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Ronald Green

Man, Oh Man! Talk about wanting to read Philosophy well go right ahead and try to get your head about the Nothing syndrome and you may have a chance of...

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Alexander Horowitz

Dog Lovers be warned. What you thought you knew about your dog is about to be challenged in this thought provoking look at what really goes on inside your dog’s...

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Richard Bertinet

Bread making in one form or another is as old as time and in many countries today the art of bread making is considered a daily routine. Not so in...

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Brian Cadd

Brian Cadd writes about his life in the same manner he has lived his life, with fun, laughter, larrikinism and in some cases total irreverence.If you ever wanted to know...

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Stephanie Dowrick

There is a world of living, love and gentle guidance couched amongst the pages of this wonderful collective from well-known author and presenter Stephanie Dowrick as she shares not only...

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Introduced by Michael Palin

Armchair travellers this is one for you – not quite around the world in 80 days but close to it. Thirty –six travel writers have clubbed together to present thirty-six...

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David Nyuol Vincent with Carol Nader

This is a story of human survival and one that will make your heart weep for all the people, worldwide, whose lives have been torn apart by war, famine and...

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Neil Chenoweth

There is absolutely no doubt what-so-ever that anything to do with Rupert Murdoch can almost be considered the thing novels are written about: fascinating but a figment of someone’s imagination....