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The Fire House
The Fire House is a work of fiction; that must be made clear from the beginning. It is ghost story in the traditional sense of the word and yes, it centres on a haunted house. However, what makes this story so chillingly unique is the fact that it is based on actual events. Those events took place back in 1979 and for several dark months they brought utter devastation to an unassuming young family whose dreams and prospects of a perfect life were terrifyingly shattered. I make no secret of the fact that I have had a life-long interest in supernatural phenomena and during thirty years of open-minded research I have met many interesting and enigmatic people, none more so than the man I have ch...
From the Holocaust to the Highlands
This is the story of a man who grew to love and serve the country which gave him and his family sanctuary when they fled the horror of the Nazi holocaust. Not only has he lived an incredible life, but he has managed to record it in a unique style that allows his personality to shine from every page.--Michael William Molden.
Poets Centre Stage
A fine blend of contrasting yet complementary poetry, this volume may delight and challenge poetry lovers the world over. Among the work there are some beautiful examples of Doric verse, the dialect of North East Scotland. The featured poets have been chosen for their creative invention and their unique stylistic voice.
A Life of Rhyme
In this volume of lively poems, David Harkins creates poetry out of the fabric of life. His verse, sometimes poignant and often humorous, takes as its subject the kind of everyday experiences that we all share and makes inspirational poetry from the commonplace. Harkins' generous-spirited verse welcomes the reader into its world, offering gentle condolence or light-hearted distraction from the troubles encountered in life. Whether you are a regular reader of verse, looking for a new poetic talent, or a curious novice who has never before read a book of poetry, A Life of Rhyme by David Harkins is sure to appeal.
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