Tsl imprint: 36 books

This book is a journey through a complex world; feelings and psychology of human kind. I am not expecting you to agree with me, but hopefully you look at each reflection I wrote as someone’s life which needs to be counted. Many individuals have no voice or forced to swallow theirs. Many factors...

The Moon is Toast is the diary of BBC Test Match Special (TMS) and South African Cricket Board statistician Andrew Samson. Andrew gives a unique insight into the life of a cricket statistician trying to explain how he does his job. Relive 2015 with Andrew's personal take on all forms of the game, interspersed with baseball and other sports stats.

Thanks to the late Peter Tory’s encouragement, who used almost 100 of my limericks in his Diary columns in the Star and The Sunday Express in the ’80s and early ’90s, I seem to be addicted to writing limericks. Or trying to. As often as not for friends. I do think a book of them might make good...

Visiting his grandparents, Michael stumbles upon a car abandoned in a ditch. His grandad restores the car which turns out to have magic powers. Join Michael in finding the car and then join him and Goldie, the neighbour’s dog, on their adventure.

Original poems and rhymes exploring life On the Farm from dawn to dusk. Poems allow children to develop counting and identification skills.

Dave's second book of poetry reflecting on life in general, getting old, the contribution made by his parents' generation and more. Includes original drawings by Dave. All proceeds go to Macmillan Cancer Care. Dave died in December 2016.

Kenya Days is a homage to the golden days of the East African Asian and the lifestyle in that part of the world. Thus, although the setting is Kenya, it could as well apply to the other two territories, Uganda or Tanzania, as the lifestyle then was very similar. Starting in the post-war 1940s and...

This Illustrated History of the Protestant Dissenting Church at Potterspury and Yardley Gobion covers the period from the church’s beginning in 1690 to the early part of the twentieth century. It was written in the hope that the important part the Independent Church played for many years in the...

"In this collection we are at times faced with an honest and brutal critique of the world in which we find ourselves. Sweeping panoramic verses hover over the social, political and environmental issues that blight the planet. But lest we be quick to judge, Nick is not afraid to make the reader uncomfortable with the truth of our own complicity." Alan Mann - Writer and Author

Are you one of the tiny percentage of novice crew members who gets invited back, or do you find yourself with the majority, sitting on the quayside gazing wistfully into your cappuccino wondering what you did wrong or didn’t do right, while skippers make plans to go sailing with your friends instead...

"In Pursuit of My Father" is a factual memoir beginning in the London Blitz during World War Two and ending in 1956 with a time in Cyprus during the occupation. It explores life in the RAF and as a paratrooper.

A collection of twenty short stories. The Visit was commended for the 2011 John Walter Salver competition and Jane was also awarded second prize in 2015 for her story Undelivered. Several of her pieces have been adapted for radio. "An eclectic collection of stories exploring human relations"...

The third and final part of Billy Palmer's escapades during World War 2 following the German invasion and occupation of London. Billy becomes gainfully employed driving war-time entertainers and revisting aspects of his past. Not suitable for readers under the age of 13/4.

During the late civil war King Charles lost his head. My father a merchant venturer lost all that he was possessed of and plunged deep into debt, he now languishes in Southwark debtors' prison, dependent upon the charity of friends and relations for his bread. My younger brother and sister were taken...