Robert le Page flew with the Fleet Air Arm from 1940 to 1945, mostly in 816 Squadron flying carrier-based Fairey Swordfish. He saw action mine-laying off Cherbourg, hunting U-boats, escorting convoys in the North Atlantic and Arctic seas and covering D-Day. Much of his early war years were aboard HMS Dasher and he was lucky to be ashore when the carrier mysteriously exploded and sank in the Clyde. This decimated 816 Squadron which was eventually re-equipped and then worked up to operationa...

Each of 15 emojis represents a number to enter into the grid—but which one? Some values are given to you, and following simple rules, you have to work out the rest. Sometimes difficult, sometimes easier—but always interesting. A puzzling breath of fresh air!

Paris, 2064: Music historian Anna Marchand is accidentally transported back in time to the year 1964. When the initial shock has subsided, she heads for London in search of the legendary 'Jim Jam Sessions', a rumoured set of unofficial recordings from the era. Meanwhile her friend Alex, whose makeshift time machine has caused her to disappear, searches frantically for a way to find her and bring her back to her own time. Along the way we meet a variety of characters, including the piratica...

Each of 15 emojis represents a number to enter into the grid—but which one? Some values are given to you (more than in the tougher companion volume), and following simple rules, you have to work out the rest......Les Page has devised some ingenious and challenging new puzzles for anyone who enjoys Sudoku, KenKen, Train Tracks, and similar puzzles. A puzzling breath of fresh air!

What others are saying: “Some books of poetry perform for their readers. Others keep a quieter appointment, the kind you meet alone, before light, while the world sleeps. Jeremy Le Page’s debut collection, In the Dark Hours, belongs firmly to the second kind, and I came to it the way I come to most things, in the cold and the dark… The book had my attention before I understood why.” – Dr. Amy Tucker, reviewer for The British Columbia Review“…poem after poem allows a pictur...

For BrainBox, use multiplication and addition. For Just Plus and Alcatraz, use addition. For Multi-tasking, use two-way multiplication. Finally, in The Warehouse, solve the tricky storage number issue! Les Page has devised some ingenious and challenging new puzzles for anyone who enjoys Sudoku, KenKen, Train Tracks, and similar puzzles. Sometimes difficult, sometimes easier—but always interesting. A puzzling breath of fresh air!

Each of 15 letters represents a number to enter into the Nightmare Blocks grid—but which one? Some values are given to you, and following simple rules, you have to work out the rest. Les Page has devised some ingenious and challenging new puzzles for anyone who enjoys Sudoku, KenKen, Train Tracks, and similar puzzles. Sometimes difficult, sometimes easier—but always interesting.

Solitary Sodukus are giant grids where many of the options are given—your task is to work out how to start a Chain Reaction to solve the grid. Les Page has devised some ingenious and challenging new puzzles for anyone who enjoys Sudoku, KenKen, Train Tracks, and similar puzzles. Sometimes difficult, sometimes easier—but always interesting. A puzzling breath of fresh air!

Each of 15 letters represents a number to enter into the Nightmare Blocks grid—but which one? Some values are given to you, and following simple rules, you have to work out the rest. Les Page has devised some ingenious and challenging new puzzles for anyone who enjoys Sudoku, KenKen, Train Tracks, and similar puzzles. A puzzling breath of fresh air!

"The History of Louisiana, Or of the Western Parts of Virginia and Carolina" by Le Page du Pratz is a comprehensive account of the early colonial history of Louisiana and its surrounding regions. The author, a French explorer and historian, provides detailed observations of the geography, indigenous peoples, and the European settlements in the area. His work is notable for its rich descriptions and firsthand accounts, offering readers a glimpse into the cultural and social dynamics of the ...

R B Le Page (1920-2006) was one of the founding fathers of sociolinguistics. From an impoverished and unpromising start in east London WW2, and after a dangerous few years flying against submarines during the war, he worked his way through Oxford to become a young lecturer at the new University College of the West Indies in the 1950s, then a professorship in Malaya, and finally at York University. It was in Jamaica that he developed a lifelong interest in multilingual communities and creol...

Keep off the Grass comprises nine original and vivid short stories developed from the author's nightmares: Keep off the Grass, Thick Skin, Cross Roads, Attack of the Karma Pigeons, Converse, Windows to the Soul, The Gauntlet, Decent and Wake Up to The Rain. Reactions to Keep off the Grass include: "Refreshing, polished and effortless, this shits on Mr King", “Awesome mental imagery”, "Holy crap. These stories are bloody brilliant!" and "Ha ha ha ha ha ha (+20x more). F#$%ing genius!"