Edwin Tipple: 10 books

A wry look at Thai life by British ex-pat, Edwin Tipple. In his many extended visits to Thailand, he never ceases to be amazed by ordinary Thai people: the way they organise things - like the way they travel - their kindness and outlook on life. All, except one, of the twelve short tales in this book are amusing experiences you're unlikely find in any travel guide.

For an eleven-year-old boy, growing up in 1960s’ England wasn’t always easy – especially if your father had left before you could even remember him and your mother was deranged. Poor Jack had to cope with his mum every day. He didn’t understand what was happening to her or why she was...

A wry look at Thai life by, Edwin Tipple. In his many extended visits to Thailand, he never ceases to be amazed by ordinary Thai people: the way they organize things - like the way they travel - their kindness and outlook on life. All, except one, of the twelve short tales in this book are amusing experiences you're unlikely find in any travel guide.

Poor Jack had to cope with his mum every day. He didn’t understand what was happening to her or why she was so stressed. On one tragic day, she thoughtlessly changed all that for him. He would never see her again. Help for Jack appears quickly, in the form of two lovers from the railway police:...

My wry look at Thailand continues. Reviewers of 'My Thai Eye' wanted more, more of everything: humorous tales, more information and wanted to know more too, about 'the other side of Thailand': the military coup of May 2014; politics; corruption; prostitution; the dangers of holidaying...

DI Crosier has much more than the serial killer on his mind. Someone dear to his heart is missing. His priority now is to find her. It seems as if all his plans to catch the serial killer are going wrong. His boss from Manchester Railway Police Department is proving himself to be worse than useless...

Unknown to DI Crosier, a serial killer is on the rampage slowly eliminating those he doesn't like. But why? Crosier's eventual attempt to trick the killer only puts more pressure on his family life. aprox 33,000 words

Based on a tru event: England's worst train wreck in 1952, killing 112 and injuring 340. The ministry investigation posthumously blamed the experienced train crew, of the overnight sleeper, but never established what went so wrong on the footplate. Lorna survived the carnage, but seven...

My wry look at Thai life continues in My Other Thai Eye but includes many tales about the other side of Thailand. Corruption, prostitution, the May 2014 military coup and just about everything you need to know when someone asks you, 'What do you want to go there for?' Warning: this is no ordinary...

For an eleven-year-old boy, growing up in 1960s’ England wasn’t always easy – especially if your father had left before you could even remember him and your mother was deranged. Poor Jack had to cope with his mum every day. He didn’t understand what was happening to her or why she was...