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The darker the night, the brighter the stars.' - Dostoevsky. Nigel was born in the autumn, of 1959. His life has been 'colourful' or 'chequered' depending on whom you ask. His GP of some decades has said 'writing and studying are your therapy, Nigel. They are what saved you.' He left home for the counterculture as a child and was subsequently placed in the 'Care' of the County Council but was soon transferred to the psychiatric system where h...

BOOK BOSS is the ultimate guide to self-publishing for business owners, thought leaders, and coaches who want to share their knowledge and expertise with the world. This book offers practical tips and advice on writing, book design, publishing, and author entrepreneurship. In this comprehensive guide, you will learn how to overcome common roadblocks to becoming an author, design a professional-looking book that stands out from the crowd, nav...

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Tower Street, East London, 1975: a crumbling block of artists' studios shaped by the myth of male genius but maintained by Connie, a female caretaker struggling to find her creative voice. Cut to 2017, and this same building is now luxury apartments, the new home of young couple Jane and Tam...

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In Black Light Void: Dark Visions of the Caribbean, Marsha Pearce curates a collection of paintings and short stories to explore sensations of place and identity. The anthology casts tropical place in a different light, going beyond what island sunlight renders visible - beyond what we already know, or think we know - to a space in which the imagination offers illumination. The book makes an argument for seeing the Caribbean in the dark. Expan...

Author Biography. 'The darker the night, the brighter the stars.' - Dostoevsky. Nigel was born in autumn 1959. His life has been 'colourful' or 'chequered' depending on whom you ask. His GP of some decades has said 'writing and studying are your therapy, Nigel. They are what saved you.' He left home for the counterculture as a child and was subsequently placed in the 'Care' of the County Council but was soon transferred to the psychiatric sy...

I know not of the veracity of the contents of this book because I am but a poet. This book is an attempt to create thematic continuity within a generic division into memoir, prose-fiction, and poetry, as is the tendency with memoirs in the postmodern epoch it is fragmented. Having said that all the material of whatever genre has a material base in 'lived experience', but it is also the work of a creative mind. Therefore, it is for the reader t...

Jack Sloane is a nice guy who lives on a quiet street in one of Lexington, Kentucky's oldest neighborhoods. He has a beautiful wife, a solid career, a nice home and decent sense of humor. For all outward appearances, he was just that. A nice guy. That is, until a gift from an eccentric elderly neighbor reveals that Jack isn't truly what others think him to be. ¿ What was once the grumblings of a lovable curmudgeon is now a steady stream of v...

Diana Pearce's poetry collection provides a demonstration of the wisdom in delaying publication until the poems have matured. She grew up in the country, which remains a focus of much of her poetry. It is, however, far removed from bush verse. The language is accessible, but her control of images and metaphors lifts the work to a higher plane. Diana shows, not tells. We see familiar subject matter with fresh vision. One example appears in "Des...

The darker the night, the brighter the stars.' - Dostoevsky. Nigel was born in autumn 1959. His life has been 'colourful' or 'chequered' depending on whom you ask. His GP of some decades has said 'writing and studying are your therapy, Nigel. They are what saved you.' He left home for the counterculture as a child and was subsequently placed in the 'Care' of the County Council but was soon transferred to the psychiatric system where he has be...

S.B. Pearce's The Monday Morbs is a weekly horror poetry experience that launched in January 2022. Each poem is carefully crafted within the wide-reaching genre of horror, exploring a variety of topics that are common within the human experience. The project began as a weekly exercise with each piece set to visual imagery and released across multiple social media platforms. The audio version exists in podcast format across multiple podcast ser...

An eclectic personal collection of poems, spanning various topics and styles of poetry.

A small insight into the insanity that goes on in my mind.

Tom was a cross and resentful boy when he was sent to stay with his uncle and aunt because his brother, Peter, had caught the measles. As soon as he joined his relatives in their small apartment, he knew he would be bored and lonely. He would miss Peter as well as the garden at home where they used to play. Now he had no friends his own age, and, instead of a garden to explore, there was only a paved yard and a row of garbage cans outside the ...

William had only done a tiny bit of magic. Nothing to write home about. The ball was going into his unmarked goal, in a local football match and he had just made the ball swerve away, into the waiting spectators. Of course, Esmeralda had seen what had happened and to say she was annoyed was an understatement. He didn't dare try to use any more magic during that game and in spite of his heroic efforts he was unable to stop the opponents scoring...

This new edition is a comprehensive, accessible, and practical guide to the provisions of the Inheritance (Provision for Family and Dependants) Act 1975. It provides up-to-date guidance on the law, practice, and procedure on the ever-increasing applications for financial provisions under the Act.

The second part of this two-volume set is a highly practical text on how to best approach real-life computations. Coverage includes capital transfer tax, IHT, IT rates, rates for trusts, taxation of estates and more.

This brand new edition details the history of Milton, a name almost lost in the mists of time and is the story of the founding of Southend and Westcliff-on-Sea areas steeped in history.

Further Up & Further In: Understanding Narnia by acclaimed Catholic author Joseph Pearce invites readers to return with the eyes of an adult to C. S. Lewis's magical land entered through that most important wardrobe in literary history. Beloved by generations of readers, The Chronicles of Narnia are thought erroneously by some to be "mere children's stories." In this volume, Pearce thoroughly debunks the error as he skillfully explains why the...