Lives Worth Living edited by Janet Cotter A collection of fifteen true stories, written by the families of children with life limiting conditions. Published by Southgate Publishers, 2014 (email: info@southgatepublishers.co.uk); proceeds from...

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Madeleine goes to the Moon by Peter Lynas; illustrated by Charlie Roberts Published by English Rose Publishing, 2014 Madeleine’s bedroom is full of books and all the things a girl needs to...

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What We Heard From the Sea – An Anthology edited and designed by Louisa Albani The inspiration of London based artist, Louisa Albani, who is interviewed for this month’s Writers Talking feature, the...

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The Sleeper by Emily Barr – Published by Headline Review, 2013 (Copy of book recommended and kindly supplied by Elizabeth Haynes, interviewed for Roseland online last month.) Set in Cornwall, London and further...

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Poetry of the First World War An Anthology edited by Tim Kendall – Published in paperback by Oxford World’s Classics (Oxford University Press) in 2014 A timely collection of classic and familiar poems...

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In Montmartre Picasso, Matisse and Modernism in Paris 1900-1910 by Sue Roe – Published in hardback by Fig Tree, August 2014 Arguing that the revolution in the arts movement took place in the...

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Carve Her Name With Pride by R J Minney Originally published in 1958 and reprinted by Pen & Sword Military in 2012; also available in hardback and for kindle. The book was...

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Into the Darkest Corner by Elizabeth Haynes – Published by Myriad Editions in Paperback, February 2011. Also available for kindle Catherine is happily single but when she meets Lee, he appears to be everything...

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I can’t sleep – Created and published by Knock Knock 2012 Part journal and part book, with a mix of life quotes and hints to help you sleep. A handy little book, particularly...

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The Hundred Year Old Man who Climbed Out of the Window and Disappeared by Jonas Jonasson – Published by Hesperus Press (12 July 2012) I realise many of you will have read this...

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