Capitalism for frustrated lovers

Capitalism for Frustrated Lovers tells the heart-rending story of what happens when true love enters unexpectedly into the long established routine of every-day life, and the chain of consequences that ensue under its force.
As Cora and John find themselves increasingly powerless to their feelings, events around them continue to spiral out of control, leaving them torn between the external drama of their lives and the internal one of their love.
The strikingly familiar reality of Levick’s characters and the predicaments they face make his book compelling to any reader, and the poetic simplicity of his style makes it a deeply moving and memorable narrative, which despite being far from a fairy-tale is every bit as readable and infinitely more satisfying moving thriller set in the sixties, involving hatred, obsession, dramatic escapes, contract killings, business intrigue and blackmail. Above all, it chronicles one man's struggle to rise again from the depths of despair.

Capitalism for Frustrated Lovers
Tom Levick
ISBN 1-905203-43-8 UK £7.99
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Mindscape

Caving & the Art of Subversion
"Mindscape" follows interlocking stories of different people set in the contemporary scapes of Manchester, Melbourne and Snowdonia. Throughout the interesting shifts in plot and characters, Terence maintains a tension and allusion to the original psychic theme that is captivating. If the world of I.D. technology, extortion and spies seems much removed from that of Romantic poets and caving, "Mindscape" will show you new possibilities.

Eric Lewthwaite, a fascination mixture of computer geek, 'weirdo' and genius, can glimpse beyond the impossible and into another level of consciousness, though when he stumbles into a chasm of intrigue everything is turned upside-down.

Emma Beardmore is a student of metaphysics who sees into the past and speaks with her dead mother - but what part does she play in all this?

Mindscape
Terence M. Harrison
ISBN 1-905203-4-11 UK £7.99
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Drink with the Devil

Jim is a shy orphan boy who loses his job on a farm and decides to live alone in the nearby forest. Angela i sa rich and beautiful landowner's daughter who comes riding by Jim's hideout one day. Drawn to each other, they embark on a passionate affair.
Their idyll is shattered when a gang murders Angela's parents and in the confusion Jim kills one of the assailants. He is sent to prison, but after serving his time, the gang pursue him relentlessly, intent on revenge.....
"Drink with the devil" is a moving thriller set in the sixties, involving hatred, obsession, dramatic escapes, contract killings, business intrigue and blackmail. Above all, it chronicles one man's struggle to rise again from the depths of despair.

Drink with the Devil
David Woods
ISBN 1-905203-30-6 UK £6.99
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Black Nunsense

Mahony's riotous imagination and biting wit make every page a delight, and render his reader powerless to the intrigue of what could possibly happen next in this outrageous look at the importance of communication and the perilous nature of its success.

The extraordinary becomes the every-day in this hilarious satirical comedy of coincidence and crippling irony. The most unlikely parties become inadvertently involved in the murky dispute between two tribes, whose peculiar rituals and tendencies towards the occult become helplessly intertwined with the practices of a convent of nuns, the military secrets of the British government, a sewer system infiltrated by deadly crocodiles, and a rescue home for alcoholic cats...

Black Nunsense
Martin Mahony
ISBN 1-905203-52-7 UK £6.99
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There's No Room For Jugglers in My Circus

"There's no room for jugglers in my circus" tells the tale of a young man's drug-addled youth misspent in Borehamwood, where cheap gossip was rife, "friends" were just ships passing in the night, and dreams remained just that. Given the young man's drug habit, his involvement with gangsters, violence and prison seems inevitable.

Cookster dissects the psyche of personalities fuelled by drink, drugs and power, and draws colourful sketches of the different types of gangster from "the Real McCoy", a highly influential "gentleman" who practises a code of honour among thieves, to the "plastic gangster", a "wannabe" who has all the bluster but none of the power. Despite everything, there is light at the end of the tunnel for the narrator, as he retains his hopes for the future, and keeps his aspirations alive amid the chaos. And all the time the story is fuelled by cocaine, the devil's dandruff…….

There's No Room for Jugglers in My Circus
Jason Cook
ISBN 1-905203-67-5 UK £5.99
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