Susan Owers will be exhibiting at Record Store Day 2019 at J.G. Windows in Newcastle on the 19th April 2019. If your in the area please go along and support her and RSD2019. More information about the event can be found here. For more information on the author and the book, please click here
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We have the pleasure of announcing the new title from Susan Owers, Wings is a fantasy musical written and composed by Susan Owers, a successful music teacher and pianist. Wings follows her evocative best-selling piano solo book ‘Visions’, was published in early 2017. Four apprentice faeries await the winter solstice naming ceremony, where they will
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The £1 titles have been announced for World Book day on the 7th March 2019. World Book Day, sponsored by National Book Tokens, in partnership with schools all over the country, will be distributing more than 15 million £1 World Book Day book tokens to children and young people. Once your youngster has received their book token, all
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Introducing the new poetry book from Glynn Sinclare, Poetics – Book Of 100 Poems, written by Glynn Sinclare and illustrated by Limerick-based artists as well as some of Glynn’s own works. Book Synopsis: I am very proud of the fact that I am a Limerick Poet and Author of the Emigrants, written under my “nom
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As promissed, the new technical publication is now available, Grid-Connected & Standalone Solar Systems Design written be Phineas S. Malunjwa MSc, born in Nyamandlovu District, near Bulawayo city, Zimbabwe, he obtained his Masters of Science degree (Electrical Eng.) in 1985. He worked for 9 years as a senior electrical building services engineer in the Public
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Author John Maris’ ‘My Encounter with The Great Train Robbery – How I became a Marked Man’ tells the story of a fifty-year life in the wake of an unexpected yet profound discovery. Maris was the man who found the “Great Train Robbers’” secret hideout, spiraling his life into one of death threats, unwanted global
Ethan Ross’s ‘Point of No Return’ is an intense, vivid and gripping thriller that is the result of hundreds of hours of research into anti-terrorist military operations. While fiction, it reads like a documentary – as a British SAS soldier is tasked with forming an anti-terrorist taskforce. However, Jack Copeland has other ideas… The systematic
American author, Oren Hammerquist’s ‘Hindsights’ is a speculative thriller and twists everything up into an adventure that will have readers reaching far for the actual truth. In this society, psychics and their work have become commonplace, yet one former child prodigy is struggling to the core to find his place in the world. His book
Wayman believes the portrayal of the Soviet Union during the Cold War period was usually unflattering yet, following the death of Joseph Stalin, the Cold War might not have been quite so cold had a more balanced approach been adopted in the West. There was a genuine desire by the new administration for a better
The Publishers Association, the Booksellers Association and the Society of Authors have all welcomed the European Parliament’s vote in favour of the new draft copyright directive, but concerns have been expressed that the UK could leave the EU before the directive becomes law. On Wednesday 12th September MEPs passed the draft law, which was put
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