New Authors
Have you recently completed a book or are about to go into print? If so let us know.
We are curently seeking applications from new talent and will provide a degree of free promotional space to help you on your way.
Please send us your info via the Contact Page and we will respond.
If you are in the primary stages of sorting out your book, why not take a look at our sel-publishing guide.
Fru Ferdinand - Pitfalls
Annabel Fold is a modern, ambitious young woman of twenty-two, about to attend a post-graduate course at Bonn University to further her dreams of becoming an international journalist. Her upbringing in a Catholic family has been sheltered by strict, but loving parents, and attendance at an all-girls school. On the day before her departure to Bonn, Philip Fold, her father, delivers what Annabel regards as his pitfalls mantra , an oft-repeated sermon about the dangers of liaising with black and ethnic people
Fiona McDonald - Katie Cameron
"Katie Cameron", the author's second novel, is a historical romance, the story of a girl born in Inverness, Scotland in 1845 to a Scottish father and French American mother. Shortly after the untimely death of her much loved father, Katie is taken by her mother, Isabelle, to live with close relatives in her native Louisiana just before the outbreak of the Civil War there in 1861.
Victoria Howard - The House On The Shore
The House on the Shore is a sensually suspenseful story filled with non-stop action, romance, and mystery. The facts of Scotland are told with brilliant description that bring the land to life and leave you feeling as if you have stepped out of your world and into the pages. Ms. Howard uses such passion and emotion when telling her story, making the tale flow right along until the last page is turned.
Terry Tarbox: The Willigrews
The Willigrews are a tribe of small creatures who live, strangely enough in a place called Willigrew. The village of Willigrew is situated not all that far above the earth and not all that far below it. The adventures take place long ago in the distant future. The Willigrews are small, round, green and furry but not all of them are cute. Their adventures are sometimes dangerous but always very silly.
James Wrethman - Occupational Hazard
The Novel to Gamble on this Year
The Ventura Casino - a glittering arena where the super-rich go to pit their wealth against chance and admire the beautiful Chicas who deal at the tables. But behind the scenes lurks a corrupt world of credit-fixing, prostitution and rape - a world that only a few brave employees dare to challenge. As the sleaze escalates and the challenge begins to look like a threat, how far will the powers-that-be go to protect their interests...?
Mike Carden: A Bit Scottish -
Mike Carden pedals via the Orkney Islands, the flow country of Sutherland, the Cairngorm mountains, rolling Perthshire, historic Stirling, the rocky coast of Fife, the romantic city of Edinburgh and the Borders, bringing his own descriptive style to a beautiful land.
Claire Carpenter: Hold on Tight
Yes You Can Books’ is a series of self-development books for children. They have been inspired by some of the great masters in the field: Napoleon Hill, Brian Tracy, Anthony Robbins, Susan Jeffers and Stephen Covey, among others. Their powerful messages have been distilled and captured in stories which will touch your child and make a difference to the way they see themselves and the world around them.
John Brown - Which Way Next ?
The collection of articles found within this book are the ramblings of a slightly unhinged writer or the work of a profound incisive genius – dependent upon your respective view or state of mind.
Drawn from personal experiences, like the wedding of my daughter Georgina or the complete frustration of living in the modern world with all its technological advances but feeling slightly detached – I
John Brown - North of Watford Gap
A long awaited new travel book from John Brown (remember Return to Oz?) which explodes the myths held by many about the North.
From the lush plains of Cheshire to the Yorkshire Dales and Northumberland, from Hadrian's Wall to Cumbria, Lancashire and Merseyside – John Brown skillfully picks away at the widely-held belief that all people 'North of Watford Gap' live in terraced houses, keep whippets and pigeons, and wear flat caps and clogs.
David Carlisle -
Publish & Print Your Book
At last a straightforward, easy to follow guide to publishing and self publishing
How do I present a manuscript - what’s the difference between traditional publishing and print-on-demand - how do I market my book - what’s the best way to approach the bookshops - how much can I earn - do I have to register my book – will the publisher distribute my book – who holds the copyright ?
A great little book - just 60 pages
but packed with lots of really useful tips. and shortcuts, an invaluable guide.
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