Life Passages

Every life passage we go through shapes us, each one differently, each one forever. We tend to think there are only a few of these—childhood, adolescence, middle years, old age. In this book you'll discover there are many more, and it is only by understanding them that we come to know fully who we are. We are often so busy living we don't have the chance to put our lives into perspective. This book can give you that perspective.
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The Sanity Manual

In a fast-paced and difficult world we seldom take the time to understand where we are or how we are. Often there seems to be no way to get back in harmony with ourselves. The Sanity Manual offers us exactly that—both the chance to take stock and the techniques we need to find out what's going on beneath the surface. Moving through a series of writing exercises, readers will find it possible to become more fully acquainted with themselves, perhaps for the first time. More...

Novel: How They Met

Bill Staniforth has a problem. Miriam, a former colleague, is harrassing him. Bill's wife decides Miriam must be his jilted lover, and reacts angrily. When Miriam is found badly beaten suspicion falls on Bill - and suddenly his whole life unravels. More...

Memoir: From Coastal Command to Captivity: The Memoir of a Second World War Airman

This is the extraordinary tale of a Second World War Airman shot down and taken captive. Written from a diary kept during his captivity this memoir documents Jim Hunter's capture and captivity in a German POW camp for the final four years of World War II. Paintings made in the camps are also included. An introduction by his son, Dr. Allan Hunter, who brought the memoir to publication, fills in important details and background information. More...

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