direct from the publishers www.logastonpress.co.uk or from your local bookshop.
If ordering from outside the UK, I would recommend Blackwells for competitive international shipping. Hope you enjoy it!
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Special Opportunity!
Clinical Press, the publishers of my book You don’t have to be a genius, have chosen a few of their favourite books (including mine!) for special promotion in the first week of May. The e-book will be available at a very reduced rate.
From May 1st, the following e-books from Clinical Press Ltd. will be available initially at just 99p (or 99cents in USA) by searching on the Amazon site:
You don’t have to be a genius by Diana Ashworth: Funny and moving and based on a true story. At the dawn of the permissive age Diana is a medical student in swinging London. A great read.
Splittage: brain hyping in the Dystopia; by M J Marazan. Dystopian science fiction in the style of the Golden Age of SF with hints of Asimov and Heinlein
The origin of the virus: Barnard, Quay and Dalgleish. The definitive account of how they produced a virus that killed millions (Note: Amazon No. 1 Bestseller in Health Risk assessment)
The dog comes with the practice: Expanded 2nd Edition by Tom Baskett. ‘This gentle volume reminds us that, at the core, medicine is about people.’ Medical autobiography… ‘the medical equivalent of All creatures great and small.’ (Clinical Press book of the year 2023)
Losing Eldorado by Mark T Goddard: Two brothers searching for the soul of America (Note: Amazon No. 1 Hot new release in Music, No 1 Hot new release in US Travel)
Iolo’s Revenge
‘They’ll do! They are the ones I want’, said the old farmhouse, probably in Welsh, and the couple (the ones the old place wanted) were drawn into the life of the place — inspired by its beauty, its creatures, its moods and its stories.
My book, Iolo’s Revenge, Sheep Farming by Happy Accident in Mid-Wales, is published later this week by Logaston Press. It tells of the abduction of an orderly, retired couple from Northampton to the heart of Wales.
They accidentally buy a derelict farmhouse and almost immediately are adopted by Pedro, a wayward hound. They had been winding down for a quiet life when suddenly they are climbing on the roof in the midst of a terrible storm, grappling with a homicidal, mechanical digger and wrestling with a huge pregnant ewe in a freezing stream in the middle of the night.
They had never had any inclination to move to Wales or practice extreme farming, nor try to learn Welsh –yet life just takes over and before they know it they have discovered a sense of belonging and community lost since childhood.
Iolo’s Revenge is illustrated by Wendy Wigley, a local artist who shares our love of the Trannon Valley and it’s often incongruous images!
Iolo’s Revenge ISBN 978-1-910839-24-9 £7.99 Available from Fircone Books, The Holme, Church Rd, Eardisley, HR3 6NJ, United Kingdom. Tel:+44(0)1544 327182
Buy today on-line from:Logaston Press
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