Peter Foye: 8 books

A collection of novellas, complete stories written for the reader to enjoy while travelling or having a quiet break from the stresses of modern life. They range across many subjects and times, some written to suit a theme for a competition while others were purely for the amusement of friends and family but all with the gentle reader in mind.

By the Third Millennium, after a series of short, vicious thermos-nuclear wars between the world’s super-powers had left most of the northern hemisphere a desolated radioactive desert, mankind had coalesced into fortress mega-cities in islands of relatively rad-free pockets that existed like random...

A second collection of novellas, complete stories written for the reader to enjoy while travelling or having a quiet break from the stresses of modern life. They range across many subjects and times, some written to suit a theme for a competition while others were purely for the amusement of friends and family but all with the gentle reader in mind.

This collection of stories were written mostly with traditional seasonal themes, some more so than others, but all were written at that time of year. They are surprisingly variant and in their styles and content, both engaging and easy to read. The first to be written was as an entrant for a local...

Among the many worlds, each embroiled in its own struggle for supremacy, either over natural events or simply just to be more successful than its neighbours, there arose the usual conflicts of life that for countless millennia existed alongside the time-line of man …and woman come to that. There...

A collection of short stories written for a variety of reasons, some as competition entries, newspaper fillers or simply to mark a family occasion. The boys in them are mainly drawn from my imagination, some are in a historical setting and others in the far future; but there is also my own childhood...

A second collection of novellas, complete stories written for the reader to enjoy while travelling or having a quiet break from the stresses of modern life. They range across many subjects and times, some written to suit a theme for a competition while others were purely for the amusement of friends and family but all with the gentle reader in mind.

A young man of the Great Steppe in Mongolia is charged with a formidable quest to travel alone and unarmed, to cross a vast wilderness that was all his known world, a world without end and to carry with him a priceless tribute to give to a newborn that would grow to become he that will be the King...