Paul Hurst: 10 books

This book can be your guide if you are just starting out on the adventure of a new business, have got a little lost on the way with an existing venture or are seeking how to tap into the significantly greater opportunities every enterprise has lying waiting but untapped at its feet.It's...

As a musician, magician and actor, fortune telling with tarot cards has been the most popular form of entertainment I've seen by far. It is also one of the cheapest to provide! No instruments, fancy costumes or sound systems - a pack of cards, a few props, some serious study and you are ready...

Some ideas on what kind of event to hold, what to do in advance and on the day/night for anyone thinking about running their own fund raising event.Not a full and complete guide, but it probably has a few ideas you won't have heard of before.

Written by a musician and performer with experience since the late 1970's, this is a practical guide with entertainment options for couples getting married or holding a civil partnerships.It includes eight questions to ask any band or performer before you part with any hard-earned cash.Although...

Tips, ideas and suggestions about the different styles of performers, what tends to work (and what doesn't) for themed medieval parties and weddings.Includes links to some suppliers and performers based in the south east of England.

This is just a quick guide intended to give a few pointers to anyone wanting to know more about how to create and distribute their own ebooks.It contains links to free ebooks on the 'Smashwords' site, (used to create it) and is not intended in any way to replace these - just to add...

There are significant events in our lives - weddings, anniversaries, company events that can make or break a career - events where we don't get a second chance to get it right. Why would you take a risk with yours? There are often a wide range of performers available and some at very tempting...

Denbies Wine Estate (Dorking, England), plays host to a "St George’s Day Celebration Supper" in April. As well as a sumptuous banquet plus minstrels, jesters and magicians, guests (being a pretty bright bunch) are invited to take part in a literary competition. Now updated to include the 2012 competition, as well as winners and finalists from the previous years.

What is the difference between a barn dance and a ceilidh? Which ones work best, what will you need to put one on and what are the problems to look out for?The author has been playing folk music since the late 1970's - here are a few hints, tips and some general advice on how to run one of your own.

        In contrast to the overabundance of writings about martial arts that are often promotional and misinformative, there are rare works by scholars that are praiseworthy for their sincere, unbiased approach to writing. This is the very definition of “scholarly.” This two-volume...