Our most recent publications
This interconnected collection of five novellas and two short stories from the casebook of retired local policeman Tegwyn Prydderch, is set in the fictional West Wales farming community Read more
Personally, I prefer the old-fashioned “looking people in the eyes and shaking hands” style of communicating and networking. Read more
Packed full of recommendations and action points to get you moving, enjoy the moment and live your life to its full potential! Read more
“If you tell a lie big enough and keep repeating it, people will eventually come to believe it. Read more
DOC CHAOS takes the literary genealogy of doctors Frankenstein, Faustroll and Benway into the nuclear age and beyond. A love story, that makes Fifty Shades of Grey look like kindergarten games Read more
The feisty illegitimate Anna was a determined girl. At 17 she deserted her foster parents and ran away from home to find the father she never knew. Read more
The story of the Iodine Surgeon tells of very different times and is a fascinating and entertaining read. Read more
This is an anthology containing several award winning short stories about Bel Robert’s experiences growing up in the South Wales valleys, as a teacher and as a world traveller. Read more
Bel Robert's exciting new novel for young adults in which Lauren decides to tackle the theme of The Senghenydd Colliery Disaster of October 1913 as a school project. Read more
A thrilling hunt for Early Christian artifacts of immeasureable value against a backdrop of the Age of Terrorism and European and American politics. Read more
A novel of Berlin, living with the Bomb, Funk, protest alternatives. Read more
This is the first new and unexpurgated translation of Meddygon Myddfai, The Physicians of Myddfai, for over 150 years. Read more
A Discerning Woman’s Guide To Manhunting, is woman-centred and anti-ageist. It’s a romantic comedy set in Wales but it deals head-on with serious social issues. Read more
Tracks the 18-Days of the Egyptian Revolution from its start on 25 January, a national police holiday, and ends with the resignation of President Hosni Mubarak on February 11th. Read more