Wordcatcher Publishing: 70 books

Now in his middle years, Horatio Evans has been knocked back by the failure of his communist uprising. The atmosphere in the town is also depressed, because several of the mines are to close. He sees this not as a crisis, but as another opportunity for a revolution - of sorts. If the mines are closing...

The Fogle family, the rich landowners of Abertump has a strange son, Marmaduke Wellington Fogle, who has returned penniless from his grand tour of Europe. He spent most of his time and their money tobogganing in Austria and lazing around Venice, where he fell in love with gondolas. Horatio had already...

Welcome to the village of Abertump, nestling in the Swansea Valley. A village recovering from the loss of traditional industry, and coping in its own, eccentric manner. Walk the streets and meet the residents to find out some of the background to the series, The Strange Life of Horatio Evans. Horatio...

Boxset of books 1-4 of The Strange Life of Horatio Evans.  Follow Horatio's exploits in Abertump and spare a thought for Gladys, his permanently-on-the-verge-of-death wife.

When cultures collide they provide opportunities for misunderstanding, embarrassment, and humour. This book is a collection of stories demonstrating them all. Andrew Scowcroft has been a regular business visitor to the Indian mega-city that is Mumbai. He writes with genuine humour and affection for...

I love working with people to give them images that help to convey their personality. All too often people complain that portraits look staged, stuffy, or they don’t recognise themselves in the photograph. I particularly like helping people who are nervous in front of the camera to be more relaxed...

Bunbury Magazine is an independent arts-and-literature journal that focuses on grass-roots creativity. The magazine provides a platform for artists, photographers, authors, poets, and a whole plethora of other creatives to publish and gain exposure that they might not ordinarily obtain through mainstream...

Ghosts Treading Water is the third book in the Spanish Spectres series. The story is set a decade after Filled with Ghosts and Ghost Train Leaving. Miguel is about to be released from prison, an event his ex-lover Diana and children are blissfully unaware of. His daughter Heena struggling with...

The boxset of the Spanish Spectres series including:  Filled with Ghosts - Southern Spain. Diana and Miguel live with their daughter, Heena. Diana's friend, Tila, has psychotic episodes and is obsessed with Heena. Miguel has an affair with Catalina and marries her for money. He continues relations...

In its frosted chambers, everyone is alone An abducted psychic reads the cards to preserve her sanity. In another part of the country, struggling to keep his family from disintegration and to deflect the lethal attentions of an East End gang, Luke is forced to flee his home. In the long...

The 1930s are drawing to a close. On the brink of adulthood, Phyl discovers the Creek, an isolated community stranded between the Essex marshlands and the industrial highway of the Thames, where her life is unexpectedly enriched. But in the aftermath of life-changing illness and the traumatic loss...

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A young art dealer is suddenly swept into the world of the mega-rich. Terry Crannick is a specialist in American Art of the 60s and 70s, who works for the prestigious Warbler International Art Galleries. Overnight he becomes a player in avant-garde and posh galleries, as well as at auction houses....

A young man comes to New York City chasing a career in the theatre and a writer, producer, or indeed any capacity. He earns a living by teaching drama and performing as a silent clown. When he inherits an abandoned puppy he names Pard there starts a complicated and comedic relationship between man...