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Unwritten Rules are the little things in our lives that we rarely notice but that make a difference to our lives. This is second volume of Unwritten Rules Paul Gilbert, a lawyer, author, presenter, consultant, commentator and gentluy bewildered CEO of LBC Wise Counsel

In 1646 seven women were hanged in Aldeburgh, Suffolk as witches. An eclectic art group purplesnail held an exhibition about this event in 2011, at which they asked people what was troubling the world today. This book is a series of essays that deals, in turn, with the responses made, in the order they were received. It has been woven into a text that may act as the catalyst for a New World Order - or it may not

Paul Gilbert on Twitter is as interesting as you can be in 140 characters, but, in reality, he is nothing special, he rants at the TV, doesn't cope every well with local weather presenters, considers most vegetables to be unnecessary for the enjoyment of food and would like to spend more time on a quiet rock by the sea watching sunsets. He is useless at DIY, lives always just beyond his means and has a keen sense of a world that would be bette...

A short story and bits and bobs by Paul Gilbert. Paul is CEO of LBC Wise Counsel, and writes and lectures on thge changing face of the legal profession. This is the third book in the series of articles, Wise Counsel and One Prick To Burst A Bubble are previous titles. LBC Wise Counsel is a specialist consultancy dealing with personal development, managing change, relationship development and strategic planning. For six years Paul was a Coun...

It-narrative: Piccolo Fortunato, an art intern (who just happens to be an Italian greyhound) is slaving away for no fame and no fortune in the Brooklyn studio of an internationally famous sculptor - until a baptism by fire (of a particularly hot chili pepper) ignites his own career. This sharply detailed and humorous satire takes the young artist from his home in Venice, Italy to New York City where he must face the harsh realities of the 2...

A German bomber crashed into the River Orwell in 1944. Only the pilot survived. He was found in the mud beneath the aircraft clutching an unconscious child. Nobody knew who the boy was, or where he cam from.

In Book 2 of the Tales of Piccolo our hero returns from his time as an intern to an artist in Williamsburg, New York, USA an older and wiser dog. Nothing prepares him for his life In Venice as he returns to his family and gives a vivid impression of the famous works of art, as well as beautiful Venice with its splendid piazza and calle, all to inspire future travellers.

The fourth in a series: Looking back over more than 15 years of writing I have become conversely more patient with perceived failings, but more urgent about the need to change. That doesn't mean, by the way, that I feel the profession is going to hell in a hand cart and I don't think being innovative is a panacea, but I am concerned about the pressure we heap on ourselves and on cycles of activity and behaviour that I know to be destructive. W...

This is the second volume of Paul Gilbert's articles, all of which have been previously published in national and international legal journals including Legal Week, The Law Society Gazette, In Brief, Without Prejudice and by Lexis Nexis and PLC. They were written between June 2007 and June 2009. The collection provides an insight into the challenges and opportunities for lawyers at this most uncertain of times. The first volume of Paul'...

Giles Peterson wants to buy a superb racehorse but the owner has decided not to sell. He's not a man to be put off lightly, so the drama begins. Set in the Suffolk countryside this novel, by award-winning Morag Clark, is ful of adventure, and romance. An ideal holiday read for young and old, and those in between.

These three men in middle age have been around, lost a few, not kept any. Now they are linked together, through women, drugs and murder. Each is looking for something, but what or who? This is the story of these men, their romance, their crime, perhaps their result.