Sovereignty
Little attention has recently been given to sovereignty, and yet it is a matter of the greatest political consequence to the people of Northern Ireland, the Falklands and Gibraltar. The […]
The Prince and the Professor
With the ever-increasing tide of legislation from the European Commission and its overriding effect on English law, with the current debate on our monarchy, and indeed on all our ancient […]
Friend of Castlereagh
Chosen for Autumn 2013 PEOPLE’S BOOK PRIZE COLLECTION for Fiction 1798 in Ireland has been described variously as the year of the French, the year of Liberty, or the year […]
Sonnets
“A silver lantern in the heavens is hung, The crescent bow set high above the trees; Its arching radiance into space is sung And by its gentle light the lover […]
A Cascade of Stars
A cascade of stars Set against a shade of night To beautify your day. In Cascade of Stars the well-known Yoga teacher and author Mira Mehta explores the worlds of […]
Shakespeare: A Hundred Years on Film
Shakespeare: A Hundred Years on Film fills a gap in the world of film literature and celebrates the hundredth anniversary of the first filmed work of the Bard, revealing his […]
There’s No More Dying Then
In this book Stephanie Wilson shares her discoveries about the mystery that is death. This is a book for the living and the younger the better. In spite of her […]