Sixth Element Publishing: 20 books

Diagonal Ties is a fascinating account of one family’s connections throughout the generations with both the North East of England and the South of Wales.Susan Lewis relates the tale of her search for ancestors with humour, an eye for detail and an intriguing insight into life during the times in...

Do you LOVE football, history, war and politics? Then this is the book for you.Do you HATE football, history, war and politics? Then this is the book for you.After more than a century of immaculate footballing underachievement Middlesbrough Football Club enjoyed its most successful period beginning...

Everyone has a story about going to an away match. This book is a collection of those stories.Whether it’s every game or a once in a lifetime trip to Wembley, Oh What Fun It Is... collects memories from Boro supporters all across the country.Some funny, some sad, some touching and some just downright...

A wonderful collection of whimsical stories in rhyme, from the funny to the sad, from everyday life and everyday people, to poignant, moving comment on tragedy, love and family. Albert Cross presents an entertaining, thoughtful and often quirky commentary on life and living that will delight in places and make you pause for thought in others.

Once “the face of Tyne Tees Television”, Paul Frost is now an old git.Of course this hasn’t always been the case. He’s been a teenage git, a young married git and a middle aged git. In chronological order he has been a farmhand, supermarket shelf stacker (sauces and pickles), shop assistant,...

When Kid Duck and his best friend Jjvjndvb, the River Monster, find a most unusual object on their island, they have no idea of the amazing story they are about to uncover. Tymog is an enchanting tale of Sea Monsters and Ducks, friendship and adventure, loyalty and the tribulations of growing up.

The almost mythical Thieves’ Guild has no qualms about playing both sides of the line, manipulating and exploiting the ever-present rumblings of discontent between Earth and Winter. No one messes with the Thieves’ Guild. Except someone just did. Zach Hilyer is in trouble. Taking a package...

In the fall of 2016, journalist and documentary filmmaker Robin Benger felt the overwhelming resolve to pack in a forty year career based in Toronto, during which he covered events in some of the world’s most dangerous hotspots, and move into a caravan with his wife in North Yorkshire. Finding himself...

Between December 2013 and February 2014, carpenter, youth worker and adventurer Paul Burgum walked from the southern tip of Italy’s Reggio Calabria, across the French border and into the principality of Monaco. He was alone, with no money, minimal resources and a firm resolve to walk every step...

Practical hints and tips on how to pass the UK driving test from an experienced driving instructor.

Ever wish you could just go somewhere else? In this, his third book, David Smith invites you to visit places near and far, journey back into childhood and reflect on the passage of time. This wildly eclectic collection of poetry sings with melancholy, humour, wistful reflection and evocative insight,...

What do Pamela Anderson’s ex-husband, a Los Angeles street gang, a trans-European smuggling plot and 64 acres of sugar cane have in common?They all became inextricably linked with Will Nett, that’s what, as he tangled with Balinese customs officials, almost died in the Australian Outback and foiled...

Salvage, the long-awaited follow up to Jon May’s first book, Divers, tells of his time with the truly extraordinary South China Sea Ocean Salvage And Towing Company, from dealing with the devastating consequences of a typhoon in the South China Sea, searching for missing explosives and going to...

Home Tomorrow is a collection of stories submitted to the Writers’ Block NE and Bohouse 500-word story competition. The theme of “Home Tomorrow” inspired a diverse collection of responses that together form a compelling read with a surprise on every single page. There’s fantasy, sci-fi, thriller,...