Bøger af Tim Saunders

In this collection, selected by the author himself, Philip Dawson-Hammond brings together seventy of his best poems covering the whole of his career as a poet.

The Home Counties Collection features poetry and short stories from contributors in Hampshire, Berkshire, Kent, Oxfordshire, Surrey and Sussex. There is a foreword for each county.

Who would want to kill Elise Betteridge, the dedicated headteacher of Blaiseforth Manor School for Girls? This is the question that newly transferred DI Kate Medlar has to solve with help from her partner DC Colm Hunter. Told to tread carefully by her boss, DCI Bartholomew, Kate has to interview the great and the good of this genteel county and unexpectedly delves into the seedier side of Eashire life. Kate has to unpick a tangled web of lives and lies to find the killer and reframe her own life at the same time.

Contemporary Artist 2023, published by Creative Coverage, features more than 50 selected professional artists from across the United Kingdom. It includes paintings and cut paper, ceramics, sculpture and glass. This book is a marvellous celebration of fine art and highlights successful artists at work today.

This collection features more than 40 short stories by some of Britain's finest little-known writers."I read and write a lot completely agree with Mark Twain that short stories are time consuming," says publisher and editor Tim Saunders. "Brevity is the great challenge when writing them. This collection showcases the very best of the short stories that have featured in the anthologies published by Tim Saunders Publications. Having read and re-read each one, I believe that each is strong enough to be included."

That relentless ticking of time is the prominant theme in Tourist to the Sun, an extremely thought provoking collection of considered, well crafted poetry by Virginia Betts. There is an acceptance that time is limited, that we are powerless to slow it down (Time's Terrain), that "time's indecent pace" (Missing Persons) has to be respected and grasped, else lost.Any subject can inspire this talented Suffolk poet; from space travel to parenthood and childhood.You'll be all the wiser for reading this exquisite collection.

Don McNeil DA continues with his life story. He tells how he co-founded Oracle Theatre, Inverclyde, and started teaching in Glasgow and his experience of living with Jean in a clearance village called Newton, on the shores of Loch Fyne. He also reveals how their paintings develop and evolve without making a photographic and topical rendering of the view. Don comments on how sought after their work became and how, in 2018, there was a decline in people visiting, forcing them to relocate to Dunoon, after twenty-three years.

After patiently searching for love, at long last Veronica finds it. But she is Ukrainian and the love of her life is American, which presents numerous problems. Love and determination combine to eventually create a happy ending but this romance is a rollercoaster ride that also celebrates the Ukrainian culture, history and architecture. From the author: I was motivated to write A Dream of Destiny by people around me who stopped believing in the miracle of finding love; lonely pessimists. My real-life story is proof that miracles exist, even when it's hard to believe. I really hope that by sharing my life experience with the world I can help others to be more determined and change something in their destiny for the better and become happier. Perhaps someone will become bolder and take a step towards their love. You must believe in miracles and they will happen in your life. After all, life is one and God gives everyone a chance to be happy. The choice is ours. Listen to your heart. DoLoraVi.

In this book Tim Saunders presents over 80 carefully selected photographs taken from his travels around the British Isles.Magnificent cloudscapes in Suffolk and eyecatching seascapes in Cornwall and Kent all feature. As do windmills in Norfolk and the Isle of Wight as well as flowers, insects and landscapes.

For TA Saunders poetry has long been an essential ingredient in life. This book features his early poems that provide observations on life and death as well as more light-hearted limericks.

A number of talented writers and poets from the United Kingdom, Australia and New Zealand feature in this book. These countries belong to the Commonwealth, one of the world's oldest political associations of states. It was founded on December 11, 1931 and consists of 56 countries working together for prosperity, democracy and peace.

The West Country Collection anthology is a bumper book of 469 pages of poetry and short stories features contributors from: Cornwall, Devon, Dorset, Somerset, Bristol, Wiltshire and Gloucestershire. There is a separate foreword for each county, giving an insight into life in that place. Paintings by local artists also feature.Tim Saunders Publications specialises in promoting the work of little known writers.

The Wales Collection features over 30 poems and 10 short stories from contemporary Welsh writers. With a foreword by Mary Cochrane PhD, this anthology really does celebrate the Welsh language, the people and the magnificent landscape.

Hungry Henry (5) spies a worm in the garden and through his own eating learns about the important job they do. This is a fun children's book simply written and accompanied by childlike illustrations that will also teach little ones about a crucial creature in our gardens.

An enjoyable collection of contemporary poetry and short stories celebrating the Isle of Wight.

Optimism abounds in this delightful little poetry collection from Sharon Webster where she looks at the positives in life. Her message is most definitely one of good and hope.

The Ireland Collection is an anthology of contemporary poetry and short stories celebrating all things Irish, from the people, to the landscape, to the drink and cuisine.

It's the Second World War and not only has the British Army got to contend with the German offensive, there is undetected criminal activity in the ranks. That is until the hardnosed, no nonsense detective George Lomax from Leeds is conscripted.He is experienced and has a first class reputation as an investigator. He gets results. When first line investigators hit a brick wall, they 'send for Lomax'. Cold shouldered by his superiors and underlings, he eventually suffers the indignity of being outcast by supervisors.Conscripted into the army, he is transferred to the middle east, where, unsurprisingly, he finds himself in a position as an investigator...This is a well-researched and entertaining debut novel from Dan Boylan.

This book features a collection of articles by Tim Saunders about some of Britain's best-loved entertainers, writers and performers including Ken Dodd, Bobby Davro, Cheryl Baker, Jasper Carrott, Alistair McGowan, Tasmin Little, Julia Donaldson, Jacqueline Wilson, Miriam Margolyes, Sooty and more.

The African quote "When an old man dies a library burns down" spurred me on to write this screenplay, before it slips from living memory. Set mainly in southern England during WWII, the film includes the true story of the RAF's secret mission to Russia in 1941, where they were a part of the first Arctic convoy to leave the United Kingdom. Interspersed within those dark days is the love story between Peter Samways and Ella Harvey, who each experience life-changing events - Ella on the home front and Peter on the battle front. I wanted to turn the tables on the usual narrative about war and look at the unspeakable traumas and conflicts sometimes experienced by vulnerable women left at home. Threaded throughout the story are local characters who innocently reveal the humour, language and traditions which have spanned the generations, little realising they are standing on the cusp of a vanishing world.Devina Symes

Over 55,000 people have died in the Turkey/Syria earthquake. This book has allowed writers and poets to vent their emotions and join together to raise money to help the victims of this most terrible of disasters. All the proceeds raised from the sale of this anthology will go to the DEC appeal for the Turkey/Syria earthquake.

Cane & Faze. The two substances the city of addicts crave. They'll do anything to get their hands on the brainwashing drugs. Even if it means becoming slaves to the System. Adria never knew who her parents were or where she came from. Mikhail and Vasiliy raised her in their luxury villa and seedy nightclub. It was the only world she ever knew. That, and sensational highs. For the past few days Adria has endured sexual assaults, violence and withdrawal. Horrors she never imagined she'd fall victim to. Nothing will ever be the same again. Little does she realise she is connected to much larger forces. Forces that want to put a stop to Faze addicts' suffering. That want to destroy the System. Before the System destroys everyone.

When Mary Buchan leaves school she goes straight into the male dominated world of farming. It's the 1950s and her first job is as a herdswoman at Chapel Farm, a small isolated farm on the English/Welsh border at Wigmore.This deeply personal book features the letters she sends to her mother over the course of a year or so, revealing how her career is progressing, friendships and even romance. This memoir is a fascinating historical record celebrating family but also that wonderful form of communication, the letter.Read it, you'll learn something.

The Northern Counties Collection features talented writers and poets from Lancashire, Yorkshire, Durham and Northumberland. This wonderful anthology, featuring some really engaging writing, celebrates these counties, their magnificent landscapes, the inhabitants and their local dialects. Writing dialect is a challenge and there are some excellent examples. This is a book that will be appreciated by those who know these areas and a gentle introduction to those who are unfamiliar. Compiled and edited by Tim Saunders.

Don McNeil DA, painter and educator, takes the reader on a journey, tracing his life, his disappointments and successes. His journey takes in the influences his parents have had on him. His mother Jean Hastings, who was regarded as Scotland's finest soprano in the 1930s, gave him his passion and love of music while his dad gave him artistic flair and love for directing and producing. He also believes we all travel a path that continually brings us to crossroads in our lives requiring a decision to be made between the trodden road and the untrodden one...

In this second of Tim Saunders' volumes on the opening stage of the 1945 Rhineland Campaign, the focus is to the north of the Reichswald, on the flood plain of the River Rhine and a narrow strip of slightly higher ground.

Demonstrates how the tactical, command and staff errors on the first day of the battle meant the inexperienced Peninsular Army still had much to learn. Describes how, following the lightening victory over Marshal Soult at Oporto, Wellesley and his army were brimming with confidence.

During winter 1944/45 few German officers believed that the Allies would attack the wooded Reichswald Plug on the narrow neck of land between the rivers Rhine and Maas.