“Stamped with the ring of truth, Falling is a paean to the heroism of an ordinary life” John Morton - writer/director of Twenty Twelve and WIAThe last few years have been traumatic for Sebastian Metcalfe. Since the death of his wife, he’s often struggled to keep things together, drawing support from his friends, and comfort from the routines of his job at Cossleton College of Further Education.But now that his post as its Vice-Principal is under threat, should he move away ...

Mike Dixon has been involved in the British music industry for over 40 years and has been Musical Director for more than twenty West End productions including, We Will Rock You, The Bodyguard, Grease, Aspects of Love, Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat and Jesus Christ Superstar. His TV credits include six Royal Variety Performances, countless light entertainment series and Glastonbury with Shirley Bassey, as well as a huge number of high profile television and radio concerts.

Embark on a journey through life's unpredictable twists and turns with "All in a Day's Work," a captivating collection of stories that resonate with the essence of the human experience. In this poignant anthology, Mike Dixon invites you to explore every facet of life, from moments of sheer joy to unexpected challenges that can turn your world upside down."***I KNOW HOW YOU FEEL! Every twist and turn of your life! Every second, minute, hour, and day....things happen...

What really happened to the USS Eldridge?Did the U.S. Navy use a secret cloaking device in 1947 to make the USS Eldridge vanish-and then reappear? Did Albert Einstein play a hidden role in this top secret project? And what became of the fifteen missing crew members who volunteered for the experiment?Spanning from the early days of WWII to the height of the Cold War, Operation Racehorse is a gripping historical thriller that blends fact and fiction to explore one of the most...

This book, I hope, will both encourage you and draw you deeper into your relationship with the Father. Each of the fifty headings will challenge you to sit read and spend time with Him, our God. As you delve into the pages I believe they will help you through the storm that you may be walking through just as they are for me.

Wolf Wood is set in the turbulent years of the late middle ages.  The old feudal aristocracy is losing control, a new middle class is flexing its muscles, the authority of the church is being questioned, law and order have broken down and England is facing defeat in France.  In Part Two, the Perrys and the Gascoignes become deeply involved in the civil war that breaks out as the Houses of York and Lancaster compete for control of the realm.

In 1436 a dispute arose between the people of Sherborne and their abbot over the ownership of a baptismal font.  Before it was settled, the abbey was burnt down and a bishop murdered.  Some saw the hand of evil at work and blamed a newcomer to the town, accusing her of being a witch.  Others saw her as a saint.  Wolf Wood is set in the turbulent years of the late middle ages.  The old feudal aristocracy is losing control, a new middle class is flexing its muscles, ...

Mike Dixon has been involved in the British music industry for over 40 years and has been Musical Director for more than twenty West End productions including, We Will Rock You, The Bodyguard, Grease, Aspects of Love, Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat and Jesus Christ Superstar. His TV credits include six Royal Variety Performances, countless light entertainment series and Glastonbury with Shirley Bassey, as well as a huge number of high profile television and radio concerts. Hi...

Robin Hood, whether riding through the glen, robbing the rich to pay the poor or giving the Sheriff of Nottingham his come-uppance, is one of the most captivating and controversial legendary figures. Was there a historical figure behind the legends? Did Robin and his Merry Men rampage through Sherwood Forest? Or did he spend most of his time in Barnsdale Wood in Yorkshire? And is the story of the freedom-loving Saxons refusing to be put under the Norman yoke, as portrayed ...

When the Origins of Species was published on 24 November 1859, its author, Charles Darwin, was near the end of a nine-week stay in the remote Yorkshire village of Ilkley. He had come for the 'water cure'- a regime of cold baths and wet sheets - and for relaxation. But he used his time in Ilkley to shore up support, through extensive correspondence, for the extraordinary theory that the Origin would put before the world: evolution by natural selection.In

Two of the most fertile types of myth and legend are the Celtic and the Arthurian. For the first time these are brought together in an authortative guide to the people, places, events and traditions associated with Arthur and Ireland, Wales and the Celtic fringe. Based on wide research and reflecting the latest scholarship, A Companion to the Arthurian and Celtic Myths and Legends provides us with a unique reference tool to some of the most colourful stories and t...

This latest edition of Lonely Planet's Experience Great Britain travel guide reveals exciting new ways to explore this iconic region with all the tools you need to create your own unique trip.Discover amazing local experiences from combing beaches for prehistoric fossils along Britain's Jurassic Coast; to raising a glass to award-winning English fizz in the vineyards of the southe...