21st March 2018
Dream Catcher 36 Reprinted
Dream Catcher 36 has been reprinted after running through the initial print run. Edited by John Gilham, Dream Catcher has been steadily growing in popularity leading to the publisher running out of copies. Dream Catcher 36 also features the art of Elaine Thomas, CBE.
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21st March 2018 / Previous News
The Martyrdoms at Clifford’s Tower 1190 and 1537
The Martyrdoms at Clifford's Tower 1190 and 1537was launched at The Bar Convent on Wed March 14th at 7.30 pm, on the eve of the annual Clifford's Tower Commemoration. The event was supported by the Lord Mayor of York, the CEO of the Liberal Jews in the UK and a representative of the Catholic Bishop of Middlesbrough.
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21st March 2018 / Previous News
The Go-to Guy comes from Kardomah
Neal Hardin, a lifelong resident of Hull, introduced his novel, The Go-to Guy, at Hull's Kardomah94. Neal was well supported as friends and colleagues read portions of the novel, each imparting their own characterisations to the work.
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21st March 2018
Abernathy brings Wisconsin to York
York writer Claire Patel-Campbell brought to life her novel Abernathy at the New Schoolhouse Gallery in Peasholme Green. Claire, accompanied by mulled wine to keep ut the chill and supported by her writers group, read extracts, bringing to life the isolation of rural Wisconsin.
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21st March 2018
Noteworthy Launches for The River Was a God
David Lee Morgan's amazing trilogy of plays published in one volume as The River Was a God have been developed over time on the London Poetry circuit and performed at the Edinburgh Fringe and have attracted major critical acclaim.
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29th December 2017 / Previous News
Thing of Beauty
This amazing man is still creating brilliant new poetry. A Thing of Beauty is a Joy Forever is the musings of a brilliant poet and humanitarian at the end of his life. It is Don's last gift, filled with snippets of the wonderful, the strange, the heartbreaking parts of being human. Buy it now from our bookshop. All royalties go to the St. Leonard’s Hospice.
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