Timeslides: The Doctor Who Artwork of Colin Howard Colin Howard's art graced the covers of around thirty VHS releases, and for the first time ever, they're collected together in Timeslides: The Doctor Who Art of Colin Howard. Join Colin as he opens his personal archive and takes you on a tour of his...

Trip Hazard by Andrew Drury EXCLUSIVE ADVANCE EDITION Trip Hazard tells the story of how a working class boy, turned successful businessman, has become the world s most prolific extreme location adventurer. Over twenty-five years, the married dad-of-four has travelled to the most dangerous places on...

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The Peace Dividend by Ade Pitman The Peace Dividend is a light-hearted memoir of a young airman s time serving in the Royal Air Force. Describing how Ade Pitman played his part in preventing the Cold War from becoming hot, while living under the constant threat of terrorist attacks, this book is must...

The Invisible Artist by Jeff Cummins PRE-ORDER Since 1976, Jeff Cummins has been a prolific artist on many book covers, album covers, and posters. He thinks of himself as the invisible artist due to the fact that much of his work, although known and out there, most people are unaware that it was Jeff...

Connecting Who: Artificial Beings by Peter Grehan The Cybermen, the Weeping Angels, the Daleks the artificial beings of Doctor Who are some of the most iconic in science fiction. But what inspired them? Connecting Who: Artificial Beings traces their origins back to the myths, folktales and real events...

Step into the ring with Sir Henry Cooper: A Boxing Knight, a captivating adult non-fiction by Ralph Oates. This book takes you on a thrilling journey through the life of Sir Henry Cooper, detailing every jab, cut, and knockdown of his remarkable career. From his humble beginnings to the iconic left hook...

WINNER OF THE PEOPLE'S BOOK PRIZE 2013 The Second World War is dominated by heroic tales of men defending their country against a formidable enemy, but what about the women who also played their part in fighting for freedom? Now 94, Eileen Younghusband was just 18 when she joined the Womens Auxiliary...

A Seemingly Ordinary Man by Claude and Gavin Parr In this moving and inspiring book, Gavin Parr tells the story of his grandad's remarkable life. Based on an exchange of handwritten questions and answers over a period of several years, A Seemingly Ordinary Man is an account of growing up and living through...

The Ogre: A Victim's Guide to Survival by Tracey Williams I am a survivor sharing the truth and someone out there needs my raging courage." As a new mother Tracey s flashbacks started. Until then, she had filed away so much of the torture, abuse and pain she had experienced. In her prayers young Tracey...