Barry Stamp

A tribute to the Royal Air Force 1918-1993.

Portrait of one of the most controversial British Prime Ministers;

Was there a beginning of time? Could time run backwards? Is the universe infinite or does it have boundaries? These are just some of the questions considered in this internationally acclaimed masterpiece by one of the world's greatest thinkers.

The action takes place in London high society in the late 1920s, focusing on a handful of inter-connected events which illustrate the flowing and weaving nature of the passage of time.  Book 2 of series

Access to previously unpublished papers and closed archives mean this that this text includes some startling revelations on some very eminent figures. The author uncovers often uncomfortable truths about the Churchillian era.

Sean Dillon is a hired killer and with the Gulf War raging, the Iraqis want his services for a strike against the West. Its target is 10 Downing Street but British Intelligence are on the trail.

A leisurely journey in a narrow boat up the Oxford Canal with vivid descriptions of a now bygone age giving a real insight into the rural scene and the way of life of the boat people in the early 1900s.

Journalist Jeremy Paxman sets out to discover the true source of power in 1990s Britain.

Elave, the young attendant to William of Lythwood, returns to Shrewsbury to bury his master in the Abbey and to deliver a dowry to William's adopted daughter. He is arrested for expressing heretical views and when the Lythwood family clerk is stabbed to death, Elave is accused of the murder.

This is a story of foxes. The ridgeback hound, Sabre, has a score to settle with a small red fox that once outwitted him. Meanwhile humans are coming closer to Trinity Wood, with bulldozers, guns and dogs.

A delightful and witty collection of pieces about cricketers the author has known and loved, from one of the best-known commentators in the game.

After studying little used documents, the author has created a vivid and compelling picture of the life of Mary Shelley, best known for her creation of 'Frankenstein' when she was only eighteen years old.

Nikeratos is a gifted tragic actor in Ancient Greece. He carries with him a golden mask of Apollo as a reminder of an age when the theatre was at its zenith. This mascot gradually turns into Nikeratos’ conscience as he meets famous actors and philosophers, including the great Plato.

The dramatic rise of an Irish Country boy who became head of the Free State and Commander-in-chief of the army during the struggles for the independence of Ireland.

Sequel to 'Jericho' (3520). William Caldicott has travelled to France to uncover the mystery of his brother James's disappearance. Having learnt the truth, William also discovers that he has inherited the lease to Jericho, James's Provencal house. Some explicit sexual content.

l7th Century Russia and a personal portrait of a highly gifted and enigmatic man; Peter I, Emperor of all the Russias, has been a subject of curiosity and scrutiny for almost three centuries. But what was he really like?

The life and work of one of our greatest writers and poets.

A comprehensive history of Britain and the British People - 1815-1945.

The life of G K Chesterton, poet, essayist and novelist. His conversion to catholicism influenced his life and work.