The untold story of the most contested fixture in world football‘A must read.’ Henry Winter'Superb.' Daniel TaylorLiverpool and Manchester. Two gloriously independent-minded, eclectic, culturally vibrant places. Yet the inhabitants dislike each other with a passion that is visceral. It is a divide that spans generations, across class, gender and ethnicity. And it has grown over the years, largely driven by one thing...

The untold story of the most contested fixture in world football‘A must read.’ Henry Winter'Superb.' Daniel TaylorLiverpool and Manchester. Two gloriously independent-minded, eclectic, culturally vibrant places. Yet the inhabitants dislike each other with a passion that is visceral. It is a divide that spans generations, across class, gender and ethnicity. And it has grown over the years, largely driven by one thing...

A pamphlet of performance poetry from Phil McNulty following on from eleven previous pamphlets, his personal book of poetry, 'One True Thing', several novels and plays, a book on Management and Leadership and a dozen books of international poetry he has edited.

Gabriel Magee, ex army and British Secret Services, heads to an idyllic island for well earned R and R. He is immediately embroiled in the corruption and violence of the island and uses his military and security training to tackle a mass of problems on behalf of his old military friend, Roger Kirk, who owns the Santa Marta Hotel.The powerful and dangerous Gomez-Gomez, the Mayor, is his nemesis in all aspects of the story- drugs, gangsterism, grand theft, prostitution, extortion and ...

A one act Pantomime, set in 1966, in six continuous scenes. The Beatles may be in decline and are desperate for ideas to impress manager Brian Epstein. Ringo is derided for his suggestion that he may contribute to song writing and even more so for suggesting a pantomime. The Panto is, nevertheless, inevitable and Ringo becomes involved in a quest with the evil SiCo, Simon Cowell, to find the source of all popular music. John, Paul and George play classic Panto roles, each appropriate to hi...

'One True Thing' is a collection of poems characterised by social realism. They attempt to 'say it as it is'. Each offers 'one true thing'. They are generally reflective rather than 'performance' in nature.The author has had numerous pieces of poetry and prose published in books, magazines, anthologies, newspapers and pamphlets and has won competition prizes in both areas. His work has been performed at The Unity and Everyman Theatres in Liverpool, at the Royal Court in London and, regular...

'Darren and George' is a one act Play exploring the relevance of some of George Harrison’s ideas. The scene is a south Liverpool railway station. Darren is a young delinquent. He is violent and disillusioned. George Harrison attempts to guide Darren away from his self destructive pattern of thought and behaviour. The result is an amusing clash of ideas and cultures and a challenging dialogue. The play contains adult themes and strong language. 'Darren and George' was performed at The Unity...

Temporary half price! Marketers! Advertising agencies! My brothers and sisters. I see in your eyes the same fear that would take the heart of me. A day may come when the courage of marketers fails, when we forsake our brands and they all come tumbling down; but it is not this day. An hour of wolves and shattered companies when our ability to connect to our stakeholders comes crashing down! But it is not this day! This day we fight! By all that you hold dear on this good earth, I bi...

Beowulf : An Anglo-Saxon Epic Poem This book include BEOWULF’S History and criticism. And John Lesslie Hall’s biography and his works.                Hrothgar, king of the Danes, or Scyldings, builds a great mead-hall, or palace, in which he hopes to feast his liegemen and to give them presents. The joy of king and retainers is, however, of short duration. Grendel, the monster, is seized with hateful jealousy. He...

A genius in the shadows. A haunted opera house. A love that defies the boundaries of beauty and fear. The Phantom of the Opera by Gaston Leroux is a gothic romance that has captivated generations. Beneath the Paris Opera House lurks a tortured soul—a brilliant, disfigured composer who becomes obsessed with Christine Daaé, a rising star with a voice of pure light. As his love turns to possession, tragedy unfolds in an atmosphere thick with suspense, music, and longing. More than a chilling ...

First published in 1915, Franz Kafka’s surrealist novella "The Metamorphosis" is widely acclaimed and one of the author’s best-known works. Kafka, a Jewish novelist and short-story writer, is regarded for his exploration of the fantastic. Kafka employs realism to depict his protagonists in bizarre circumstances. In "The Metamorphosis", Kafka incorporates themes of alienation and absurdity to convey narratives about isolated and anxious protagonists.Gregor Samsa, a traveling salesma...