In John Wright's life, cars take a close second place to family, simple as that. My Other Wife is a Car is his memoir of 30 years of automotive obsession - one man's life seen as a life-long test drive.A full-time freelance writer for Wheels, Modern Motor, Best Car magazine and many others, he's driven more than 3000 cars and owned more than 130 (at the last count), some of which involved him buying cars he simply intended to test. His shortest ownership was less than twenty four h...

Hello human, and welcome to the world of Undertale!This is an action packed adventure book set in the world of Undertale, where you, the reader, decide what actions to take to survive the underground.Humans are not a common occurrence in the underground - not ones that are alive, anyway. So, as you will see, you being here will be quite a treat for all of the monsters. While some of the monsters will love your company in their quaint little world, there are...

Originally published in 1881, this is a'Practical treatise on the cultivation of the most profitable outdoor crop known'. Wonderfully detailed, it presents a complete system for the growing, cutivating and harvesting of all types of mushrooms.

Are you hungry for more of God's presence? Do you long to be undone by the beauty of Jesus and live a life fully abandoned to Him? "The Deeper Walk: Spiritual Treasures Old and New for Seekers Today" is an invitation to embark on a transformative journey into the heart of the Bridegroom.Through the timeless wisdom of celebrated authors such as Wade Taylor, John Wright Follette, Hattie Hammond, Madame Guyon, Walter Beuttler, and Seeley Kinne, you will be ignited with fresh passion f...

Sophocles, the Greek Dramatist, who lived from 497-406 BC, was one of the great dramatists of all time and his tragedy, Oedipus Rex among the greatest of plays ever written but Sophocles had the benefit of another play, Laius, now long-lost, based on the same mythic story, by the Greek dramatist Aeschylus (525-456 BC). John Wright has now recreated the story of Laius, the king of Thebes, and the father of Oedipus in the form and style of Shakespearian drama and thus written mainly in blank...

Why do we pay for gym memberships and then don't go? Why do we comfort ourselves with a pint of ice cream, knowing we'll regret it the next day? How can we harness the power of our mind to lose weight, stay healthy, and feel better about our inner self?BELIEVING IS THE ANSWER!In "Believe In It." you'll learn how to change your lifestyle and bolster your mindset to finally start losing weight. You'll see that it's possible to lose weight, stay healthy, enjoy...

Forty Years Fixing the Mags is the fascinating story of Newcastle United's head physio, Derek Wright, and his time at the club from the early 1980s to 2022.Growing up on a tough council estate in a County Durham mining town, Derek's footballing ability was discovered by Arsenal, who signed him as an apprentice at 16. Injury ended his playing career but he remained in football, becoming the youngest physio in the Football League at Malcolm Macdonald's Fulha...

Poems of protest, power and politics: a range of poems protesting political action and the use of power from the shooting of innocent children in the USA to the beating of refugees in Guatemala, through to the oppression of Gay men and the cruelty of the established church as well as poems about poverty, grief and the universal pain of unrequited love.

Sixteen short film scripts - some made, some others not but all crammed with fascinating scenarios and dialogue.

Do you have a garage filled with unused furniture, household goods, broken appliances or outgrown toys and clothes? Maybe your neighbor does, or your relatives do. The return to recycling old and used objects is more popular than ever. There are swap meets and flea markets all over the country where people buy and sell objects AT A GREAT PROFIT.

'Masks are empowering… They enable you to take risks. They provoke you into working with the reckless logic of a six-year-old or the enigmatic stillness of someone wiser than you'll ever be. But above all, masks let you be you without your habitual limitations.'In Playing the Mask, award-winning theatre-maker and teacher John Wright explores and demystifies mask-work: what masks do, how they do it, and, above all, what they can teach us about acting.This b...

In his heyday, 'Robin' Medina was the finest contortionist and circus performer of modern times. A Gay icon and friend to Dame Barbara Cartland, and admired by stars like Princess Margaret, Liz Taylor and Richard Burton, his has been an extraordinary life. This is his story as told to the Scottish-born poet, John Wright.