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Michael Mobbs

Michael Mobbs took a blind leap of faith some 20 years ago and set about creating a completely sustainable house – his. The project was such a success his home...

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Antar Neil Riddell

Dipping into this anthology of poetry is one of the best stress measures I have come across in a long time. Joining Riddell on his journeys about the world, Australia...

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William Powers

An amusing thought provoking book delving into our addiction to being connected.I read Hamlet's Blackberry each morning as I sat on the train surrounded by people obsessively staring into their...

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Luke Van Dyke

OK guys and girls this is one to put on your Christmas list along with all the various bits and pieces which go to make up the ‘must haves’ of...

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Paul Kimmage

He went out one cold England morning to train and came back paralysed from the neck down and dependant on a ventilator to live. In less than a split second...

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Daniel Simpson

Edgy, cynical and enlightening, dependent on your idea of enlightenment, Daniel Simpson uses his undoubted talents as a journalist to take us into a world of disillusionment and survival -...

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Neil Chenoweth

There is absolutely no doubt what-so-ever that anything to do with Rupert Murdoch can almost be considered the thing novels are written about: fascinating but a figment of someone’s imagination....

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Mark Justice Hinton

The second edition dummies manual for photographers is full of beautiful photographs and great hints on how to get the best out of your digital camera. As a keen photographer...

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Elizabeth Foy Larsen, Joshua Glenn & Tony Leone

Kids, definitely don’t let your parents get hold of this one or they may just try to grab it for themselves and the stuff contained inside this serious books about...

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1 Giant Leap, the global philosophy and music concept band which brought us the double Grammy nominated Unity Through Diversity, returns with the unmissable multimedia masterpiece ‘What About Me? See...

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Geraint AP Iorwerth

If you are not prepared to be shocked, have your set in stone ideas challenged and generally be prepared to proceed with an open mind- DON’T read this book.Satan has...

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Gary Douglas

Reading The Place is a little like stepping into the unrealistic, although the more you read the further into the belief that perhaps this is reality, perhaps it could be...