Paphos Publishers offers a wide catalog of rare classic titles, published for a new generation.The Life and Acts of Sir William Wallace is a biographical written in the 15th century about the famous Scottish freedom fighter.

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Myrya Blackstone, an orphaned aboriginal, is a brilliant mathematical student who arrives at a First Nations Reserve. Beaten up and driven off the reserve, she is rescued by a young construction worker and reluctantly takes a cook's helper job at a nearby pipeline company, hiding her academic background.Myryra's work ethic transforms the construction workers' bigoted attitudes to 'Indians' and she gains support when young men from the reserve continue to attack her. She exacts reve...

The jury was unanimous. Their verdict was that Rory Spenser murdered his former blood clinic colleague. His protestations of innocence, relying heavily on an unconvincing alibi, failed to sway them. Four years into his life sentence, a ray of hope emerges. A private investigator hired by Spenser's mother unearths the alleged alibi, who could not be located for the trial. She lends her support to an application for a pardon for a miscarriage of justice. To the surprise of supporters and det...

Safe-Houses run under the surface of public knowledge; their necessity to save and move battered women to safe locations exposes volunteers and social workers to a spectrum of difficult situations. Often, small incidents explode into national stories, resulting in international involvement and high levels of national security.Courts have shortcomings providing 'justice' to gender-based-violence. Women become entangled with lawyers, legal definitions, invasive personal revelations, ...

In 1611, mutineers cast Henry Hudson, his son and eight crewmembers into a small boat and set them adrift in James Bay. They disappeared from history, their ending never uncovered. But a young, eighteen-year-old Inuit woman decided that the drifting boat could have reached the Belcher Islands. A recreation of the 'drift', attracting national attention, would be an excellent way to cast a light on the poor economic conditions in the community—a strong shout for government to act.Ini...

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It's 2050. Pops, a 95 year-old trans activist, has died. He maintained a scrapbook on the early development of the Transsexual Baseball League in Toronto from the 1970's.In the urn of Pops' deceased lover, a key to a bank safety box leads to notebooks with interviews conducted in 1975 with old baseball players in the Negro Baseball League. The death of Josh Gibson in 1947, suggested poisoning and an assassination. At night, an unapproved excavator exhumes the body to search for a b...

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Years following the events of The Indian and the Cowboy and Justice, Myrya Blackstone and Debbie James have inherited the Fruit Importing business per the will of Peter James. Myrya, and orphan Ojibwe, never met Peter James, but learned that he was there at the hospital after his son, George, had sliced Myrya's face, requiring over 200 stiches. Despite never meeting Peter, Myrya inherited quite a treasure from him. But Myrya learns that there was more to the will than what was written. Myr...

In "Wallace; or, the Life and Acts of Sir William Wallace, of Ellerslie," Blind Hary intricately weaves the heroic exploits of the Scottish patriot Sir William Wallace, a symbol of resistance against English subjugation. Written in the late 15th century, the text employs a narrative style reminiscent of medieval romance, infused with rich, lyrical language that evokes both the grandeur and tragedy of Wallace's life. Hary's work situates itself within the context of rising Scottish national...