Peter Clark

Teenage Danny is one of the unlucky ones, a survivor, one of those who have come through a nuclear holocaust alive. In Shipley, an ordinary town in the North of England, there are still some other survivors to be found. Danny describes life after the bomb.

A moment of confusion sets in motion a complex chain of events which crosses and recrosses the divide between fantasy and reality.

A unique diary of life in Wiltshire and the Welsh Borders by a Victorian village clergyman.

The children of St Justin’s Estate on the Thames Embankment meet in the park after school. Their focal point is an old tree, so when the council decides to get rid of it - and replace it with a concrete railway engine - the children decide to mount a protest. The story follows them on this protest - and in various adventures along the way.

This powerful novel depicts the challenges to personal spirituality in a world of evil.

The story of the best known Christmas carol in the world.