Chris Rose: 4 books

Wood, Talc and Mr. J – We never had it so good… It’s a time of great social and political upheaval – industrial disputes and bullying unions, racial discord and the National Front. 1978, it’s a Britain on the brink. It’s also a Britain of definite youth cultures, when the wrong...

A journey, yes, of sorts. With purpose, yes, that too. An author from another time, endeavouring to unearth space in today’s cyber world – and hopefully be less ambiguous with his planetarian/galactic metaphors. And to generally find his way around in the attempt; all with the lofty dream...

A new dawn approaches – “the real out-with-the-old-and-in-with-the-new,” deems Emmaline; “the shedding of crinkly baggage.” What with a tired and tested Conservative party spiralling downward, and the emergence of a New Labour drawing near, the writing is on the wall; things, as they’d...

The All-clear – an anti-romance novella… (book 3 of The Rowlings Years, novella 1) ‘I may have come full circle. And in order to continue, on my route… I need out...’ Out of what? You may ask. Well, it wasn’t too many months ago Phillip Rowlings was living in France,...