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The Rivers
The rivers of Cam and the Thames flow freely through Cambridge and London, as do the lives of this plethora of characters. While Elizabeth Dalston and John Cross form a loving marriage a sea of alternative romantic dynamics emerges from the chaos of 21st-century Britain. Amidst a backdrop of philosophic and emotional turmoil, these two lovers manage to explore the depths of their love in its wildest form.
The Religion of Self-Enlightenment
Carrick Ares grows up without any particular beliefs in anything. He is boring, and proudly so. Yet when he suddenly dies in a car accident, he experiences what he feels to be the afterlife. It then causes him to go through a huge existential crisis. The only person with whom he speaks about it is a psychiatrist, Paul Turnstone. They together explore the theories Carrick has about life. Carrick goes mad and thinks that he finds the truth of existence. Struggling to dress himself, hinders not his adamance that he knows the answers to the biggest questions of life. He produces a book, The Religion of Self-Enlightenment, which becomes the expression of his theories. It discusses exactly how to heal the crises which are now plaguing individuals and the wider world.
The Religion of Self-Enlightenment
Carrick Ares grows up without any beliefs. At the age of twenty-nine he has a Near-Death Experience and returns from it to want to find out the truth of life. He is sent to the psychiatrist Paul Turnstone because his family are worried about him. The Doctor is a scientist and Carrick has had a spiritual revelation, and they begin to discuss many of the central themes of life: concepts such as identity, progress and the meaning of existence. Yet in the process of the discussions Carrick loses his mind and writes a new religion: 'The Religion of Self-Enlightenment'.
Safe and Sound
Don’t miss Philippa East’s gripping and suspenseful new novel, A GUILTY SECRET, available to pre-order now! ‘Tense’ Araminta Hall ‘Compelling’ Debbie Howells ‘Engrossing, twisty tale’ Nell Pattison
Little White Lies
Don’t miss Philippa East’s gripping and suspenseful new novel, A Guilty Secret available to pre-order now! ‘Breathtaking suspense. A phenomenal talent’ HOLLY SEDDON ‘Terrifically engaging’ JO SPAIN ‘Addictive. I couldn’t put it down’ PHOEBE MORGAN
Eternal Artist
'Eternal Artist' is an autobiographical collection of poetry shaped around ten themes, including Faith, Nature and Family.
Performing Arts in Transition
Performing artists are increasingly involved in the transfer between different media, in their productions as well as in the events, materials, and documents that surround them. Performing Arts in Transition explores what takes place in the moments of transition from one medium to another, and from the live performance to that which survives it.
Glass Geishas
Every girl has her price . . . To Steph, working as a bar hostess in Japan sounds too good to be true. Friends say she can earn a fortune simply by flirting with drunk businessmen, and there's no sex involved - honest. Old friends, Julia and Annabel, are earning piles of cash in Tokyo and say hostessing is perfectly safe. But once in Japan, Steph realises Julia is a shadow of her former self and Annabel has disappeared. No one cares that Annabel's gone - least of all a troubled and secretive Julia. As Steph searches for her missing friend, she is lured into gritty, glamorous Roppongi - an exotic world of sex, modern-day geishas and easy money. There she meets Mama San, a charismatic and powerful hostess club owner, who has worked in the shadowy Japanese sex industry all her life and knows everything about pleasing men. But the longer Steph stays in Tokyo's sex district, the less finding Annabel seems to matter. Steph soon realises she must discover what's happened to Annabel, or risk selling a part of herself she'll never get back.
Eternal Artist
'Eternal Artist' is an autobiographical collection of poetry shaped around ten themes., including Faith, Nature and Family.
The Rivers
We all live precariously. We all have true experiences which involve only bliss, love, beauty. We never really talk about it. The lives of these stereotypical and exceedingly unusual characters have colour and flavour.
