A wonderful and fun memoir capturing the feeling of the carefree sixties, when things were so much simpler! The story begins in the East End of London and follows the author's move to Bristol. These stories remind us of the day-to-day and historical events and music of the time interwoven with a big splash of humorous fishing tales.

Happy Healthy Sober –the revised edition will inspire and empower you to re-evaluate your relationship with alcohol and discover just how amazing life can be without it. The first 30 days are often the hardest - this book will guide you through them and beyond, helping you unlock a healthier, happier, more vibrant version of yourself.

Teachers inspire and nurture children. Never has this been more evident than during Covid-19, where teachers risk their own health and wellbeing to ensure that no child is left behind, either face to face or online. Yet teachers do not live at school. They have rich lives we know little about. These stories explore the human side of our educators.

With an emphasis on safe, responsible shooting this authoritative book covers all aspects of hunting with air rifles from gun shop to kitchen, choosing the right gun, shooting techniques, stalking, decoying, lamping, hide building, guidance on game preparation as well as easy to follow recipes for newcomers and experienced shooters alike.

'The Inglorious Dead' is the long anticipated follow up to 'The Storm Without' by the critically acclaimed crime writer Tony Black and features the return of Burns quoting Doug Michie.

Jimmy Reid: Walking with History is the posthumousautobiography of the legendary Scottish trade union leader and orator. Drawnfrom fourteen years of conversations, it offers a firsthand account of theUpper Clyde Shipbuilders work-in and the ideas behind his world-famousspeeches.

Mark Akenside (1721-1770) was a medical doctor and literary man whose influence on the history of ideas was profound. The author believes that there is a need to explore, re-evaluate and recognise the importance of Mark Akenside's contribution to cultural history, in his own time and from a current perspective.