Tales From A Harrogate Caravan

Tales From A Harrogate Caravan

by Karl Swainston

An entertaining collection of stories stretching from the cavalier sixties to the modern day. Through a panorama of characters and action, the book shows how times and society change, and how the characters in the tales try to adapt to those changes.

The Anchored Dead

by Terry Farland

A gale breaks at three in the morning and leaves a silence heavy in the lungs. By dawn, something has drifted through the gap at Robin Hood's Bay — no lights, no hail, just a shape in the fog. A gothic novel of the North Sea coast, its photographers, its fishermen, and the dead who refuse to stay anchored.

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The Crown of Ashes

by Jill Freeman

A failing gymnastics club, a controversial cosmetic surgery, and a hidden relationship. Denise built an empire on appearances. Mara wanted the truth. Neither of them realised what the truth would cost.

What is Lorem Ipsum?

by Stanley Bolt

A short account of Lorem Ipsum, the dummy text of the printing trade, from its Cicero roots to its role in desktop publishing.

Piccadilly Gardens

by Gemma Bright

Piccadilly Gardens, a poem by Gemma Bright, capturing the rain-soaked misery and quiet isolation of a Manchester afternoon.