I definitely did not set out to write a book. Honest! That would have been shear madness. With a mark of 55% in my final High School English Course, I went straight into math and physics leaving the literary world to those who actually know how to spell. My logical mind is more suited to probing math problems than analysing prose. So this book’s existence is pure serendipity.After publishing 10 math books I started a Facebook page to create some interest in the guides. With two fin...

As I said in the forward to my first book, the 55% in my final High School English Course did not bode well as far as a career in literature was concerned. Consequently, for the next 50 years or so, I avoided writing as I pursued a career involving numbers rather than words. And that worked out pretty well until one day, around the age of 70, I decided to try writing a little story about my life growing up in a small town. Because I had an easy way to check spelling which had always been a...

Living Life In Short Chapters is a memoir in journal format written about a 20 year battle against prostate cancer. The author makes an attempt to find a little bit of dark humour in the day to day challenges.

Little Paul has found out how babies are made. But his parents tell him:- Sweetie, with you it was a bit different. We don't know how to explain it to you...Luckily his friends the owl, the elephant, the lizard and the penguin can explain the mystery of different medical techniques that help parents have beautiful babies.This is an essential book for children who want to know the story of their birth. And for parents - a mummy and a daddy, or two mummies, or two dadd...