Tellwell imprint: 330 books

Erudite humour in literature is a tricky business. However, in this marvellously wide-ranging curiosity shop of mirthful and incisive essays on the vagaries of the human condition, Professor Sukumar Nayar hits the mark. With delightful abandon, Nayar—India-born and Queen's English groomed— serves...

Passion Truth is a book of poetry about love and life. It is a way of living or a way of life. Some people struggle how to become true to themselves and how to accept and love themselves. I encourage everyone to have a happy balanced life based on love. Love for oneself and love for others.

Once upon a time in a kingdom far, far… well, no, that’s not true. It’s actually this kingdom, the glorious Dornroschen, filled with roses and dominated by a fairy tale white marble castle. Follow Prince Charming as he tries to piece together the fractured mind of the former queen, Malefynvere,...

Brazil: beaches, babes, samba. Will Bryant is not living in that Brazil. São Paulo is a seething megalopolis of twenty million, built on fast money and old lies. Will is a Canadian in exile, adisgraced ex-cop teaching English to feed his family when he lands a different sort of job, to find...

The poems in this book are based on real life events and people. Some are close friends, some are family, some are people that I've met but whose relationship never progressed from that point. Places I've ridden and thought back on once the ride was over. Oddly enough I very seldom road with anyone else as I prefer to ride alone and a number of poems depict that.

After twenty eight years in the making, C. F. Turner's much anticipated epic fantasy has arrived.   The Children of the Colony series has been tremendously anticipated. Turner's successful career as a master sculptor has given way to a stirring creation. Carved from the grand universe,...

Flanked on the east and west by the world’s two largest oceans, the United States has needed little more for its territorial defense. Nonetheless, the U.S. military had early expanded far beyond what was needed to insure security from external threats. Concomitant with the rapid growth of U.S. industry...

Less than a year from the dreaded 4-O and rarely getting beyond a first date - let alone first base - born and bred New Yorker, foodie and wine-loving Adriana Cassidy is divorced and stuck in a dead-end job. Major panic is setting in at the prospect of being single forever and the thought that nothing...

She has tried everything. She has given up everything. She has been separated from her Children, her Family, her Home, her Country.   Held captive by her husband, James' narcissistic personality and mental disease, Colleen is left alone to her...

Although his poetry has been published in several anthologies with other poet's work, it has never been collected in a book of his own. This is the first.   Under the Oak collects poems previously shared, and some that will be new to readers. We have tried to include a broad sample, hoping to find something for everyone to enjoy and re-read in the future.

From the heart of the charming Europe more than half century ago, to the centre of the most ancient lands in the Middle East that turned lately to the worst place to live. A brave woman took her life trip in a consecutive stages that she would never predict even in her wildest dreams, then rebound...

Abandoned at birth, eighteen-year-old Emilie hopes to one day find her family. The search for answers draws her to a family reunion in rural Alberta, but before she can find out the truth she's transported back in time one hundred years to 1913. Emilie's attempts to get back to the future and unravel...

Pypah is the story of a bird's adventure from forest to ship. from sailor to circus. When Pypah has his wings clipped, is swung around, ignored by a drunkard master, and weathers a storm, we see the parallels with a refugee child who misses the comfort of familiarity and home. But, Pypah has...

At the end of World War II in 1945 the Soviet Union held three and a half million German prisoners of war. One third died in Soviet labour camps It was not until 1956 that the last German P.O.W.'s were freed following the visit of West German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer in Moscow that year. Eleven years after hostilities ceased.