Biographical
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Sailing to Purgatory
The final voyage, a singlehander's farewell to the sea, began well. The yacht was strong and fast, his ocean-going experience vast.
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Simple Words from the Saddle
Is there a thriftier way to see the world, keep fit and avoid carbon emissions other than cycling? Bet anyone a million pounds they can think of one and get rich quick, for they wo
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Tanganyika Tour
Seated before the helpful official from the British military service bureaucracy, I didn't know that I was to be presented with an option that would determine the course of my
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Technicolor Dreamin' in Her Own Fashion
"An exhilarating first-person gallop through more than thirty Summers of Love"
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The Boy With Golden Wings
Born to poor peasants, Marco is taken to North Africa with his older brothers and sisters. When the Second World War breaks out, he and his sister Irene are sent to a Fascist-run c
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The Landlady's Daughter
Memories are wonderful, the more you write, the more you remember.
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The Man Under the Elm
Daniel Wycherley was a powerful, devious figure whose progress had been checked by the Civil War. His eldest son, William, was destined for other things, but at seventeen, he was s
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The Way of St James with my Father, His Love and a Dodgy Bike
Following the death of his father, instead of being overwhelmed by depression, Scot Whitlock found himself, 'Filled with a powerful purpose: to travel the Camino de Santiago, a
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What Was Wrong With That Then, Umps?
There are countless books written about the wonderful sport of cricket, but not many from the unique perspective of the umpire.
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