This is a recall of events from the authors very early childhood to reaching pensionable agestories that, at times, appear far-fetched and, as incredible as they are, remain honest throughout this work. Another Day Another Time is the amalgamation of all those happenings and the thoughts, dreams, and aspirations of a boy who became a man. It is apt that at times such as these that we do reflect, look back, and spend time to reminisce. And you never know, you may truly like what comes to mind. This was written to bring about a conclusion, although not necessarily an end, to the successful autobiographical accounts to be found in And Then Came Agadoo and AbriMy Oasis. Relish the voyage through many twists, turns, and difficulties, finally coming to a time of fulfillment, a voyage full of surprises, a journey, and a life worthy of a mention.

A fascinating, humorous and downright interesting account of the rewards, perils, responsibilities and fun in caring for animals and their homes in the absence of their owners. Perfect as a present for all pet owners, would-be pet owners and lovers of the countryside. Travel, humour, sadness, tales and tips all in one book created to appeal to all age groups. Come with us to Saudi Arabia, the USA and many parts of the UK, off the beaten track, and share our experiences along the way. You'll laugh, maybe shed a tear or two but you will find it captivating. A "must have" book for all animal lovers - and I don't just mean dogs. 75% of net profit to Cancer Research.

With roots in the Russian revolution of 1917, Alexander Popov sails to New York to make a new life for his pregnant wife. But they lose touch as the revolution takes hold. Changing his name to Alex Popper he becomes a senior partner in the Solomons Brothers, Wall Street Partnership. When the Wall Street Crash of ‘29 occurs, Alex Popper is killed in a confrontation with his senior partner Ralph Solomons who covers it up as a suicide, to blame Alex for a shortfall on the books as his dodgy dealing unravels. The years go by and the son Alex Popper never knew becomes a member of the Politburo and USSR delegate at the UN, New York. He’s here get his hands on the latest computer technology and ship it back to the USSR. But he has a few tricks of his own up his sleeve that the Soviet taskmasters are not fully aware of, as he goes in search of his long lost father. When comes into contact with father’s his former lover; Angie Pilkington a secretary in the Solomons Partnership, he learns she’s maintained a dossier of the goings-on inside the partnership. In anticipation that one day she can use it to avenge Alex Popper’s murder. But sometimes, it falls to the man himself, to make his own arrangements when all about him are making theirs. For Stefan Drake the moment had surely come when he realised his destiny must lie in his own hands. That the opportunity had come to him at a time and place not of his own choosing, was incidental. Suddenly opportunity beckoned begging to be taken up and Secret Agent Prendergast came knocking.

Humanity’s Deception is a poetry book like no other. Channelled from Source, this book seeks to take the reader on a journey into truth. Both the truth of self and the truth of the society that has created the self that we have become. In a bid to help to release people from the chains that we are shackled to, each poem takes the reader into a deeper understanding and awareness of how we have become disconnected from the true reality of who we are and who we came here to be. My personal mission is to play my part in helping to set as many people free from a system that seeks to control and enslave us as is possible for me to do so. This poetry book is an expression of that mission and a step in the right direction to help people to start to see through the open eyes of consciousness. Whilst this anthology of poems has been carefully collated in an order that takes the reader on that journey into truth, it can also be used as an oracle, opening the book up at a random page and receiving the wisdom of the poem that may be just what you needed to hear on that day. This is a book that should be read many times. The more you go on your journey into truth and the more you discover about who you are and the world in which we live, the more you will discover the hidden depths of the messages within the poetry. Allow this book to be your guide, for the journey into self is the greatest journey that you shall ever take.

There is a poetic expression here for anyone who has ever fallen in love, who has pined for someone, who has loved without being loved back, who has been cheated on, or who has felt confused in love. Many lines have a country music lyrical feel; they yearn for a simpler time and are not distracted by modernity. Personal portraits are peppered throughout the book with quotes about love and life. These needlessly pull attention away from the poetry.

"The poems, . . . some of the poetic drama (particularly Sweeney Agonistes), and relevant sections of prose criticism, are discussed in detail and placed in relation to the development of Eliot's oeuvre, and more briefly to his life and a wider context of philosophical and religious enquiry" --Introduction.

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