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From the Painted Stick
Pete Prougert keeps to himself, or tries to. As a substitute teacher in the middle of Massachusetts, Pete finds himself remembering the life of a child born before recorded time. Was this his incarnation? Is he being forwarded a celestial memo or is his interest in the marginally suspicious student named Kevin an obsession of hysteria caused by his isolation from society? Kevin isn't just an outcasted and rebellious student. His anger plagues him and sets him on a mission for violence. In Gordon Goulden's second novel, From the Painted Stick, social mores mingle in a cocktail of mysticism, angst and the eternal hope for life beyond death.
Golden Len Goulden
This is a biography of one of West Ham United's greatest ever players, and the history of the club during his time in claret and blue. During those dozen years, Len Goulden had a glittering career, and became an England star. He scored the final goal in the defeat of Germany in May 1938; the game being made infamous by the England players being obliged to give the Hitler salute prior to the kickoff. West Ham goal-keeping legend Ernie Gregory, who watched Goulden from the stands of Upton Park before signing for the club in 1936 claimed that: "We've had some great forwards over the years at West Ham but Len was the greatest--the daddy of them all. He was the one I paid my money to see... I can still see Len now--controlling the ball, he killed it instantly... Len was the tops." 'Golden Len Goulden' plucks from history a player who ranks with the best ever to wear the hammers over his heart.
Knocking on Haven's Door
DescriptionComing Soon About the AuthorBarbara Goulden has worked as a journalist on weekly and evening newspapers for most of the past 35 years. She still remembers the sense of relief she felt after finally being given a name for the condition which was creating such mystifying and upsetting thought patterns in a close relative. Even though the diagnosis of schizophrenia probably helped Barbara more than the relative who was actually doing battle with the illness, at least it was a starting point for gaining some understanding. She went on to join the National Schizophrenia Fellowship - now Rethink - and became one of the founding members of the Coventry group.
Pentowan; Or the Adventures of Gregory Goulden and Tobias Penhale
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Put Your Hands Here...
A surrealistic adventure set in near-future Europe. Two distinct, but incomplete personalities are brought together during the fulfillment of a Nostradamus prophecy. The traveller is a man that meets a dream-cast guide while searching coastal Portugal for exotic vineyards. According to this Zen-style teacher he is in search of his incomplete soul. His other 'half' is in France, disillusioned and trying to live out his mid-life crisis as an artist. The two are completely unaware of one another. The artist is circumstantially drawn to England where he meets a gypsy-wicca soul that accompanies him on a pilgramage to Stonehenge, while the traveller banters with the illusive body-changing teacher as he explains the unique state of affairs that needs to be accomodated to bring the souls together and work out karmic debts.
The Goulden Fleece
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