The Journeyman 2: To Canada and Back, by David Smith
Self-published
Category Archives: Independent publishing
Victoria Fishburn: Ancient and Modern
Ancient and Modern: The Role of a Berkshire High Sheriff, by Victoria Fishburn & Jenny Halstead
Victoria Fishburn
Ancient and Modern is an account of Victoria Fishburn’s year in office as High Sheriff for Berkshire 2016–2017. Brought to life with paintings and drawings by artist Jenny Halstead, it celebrates the historical and contemporary role of England’s High Sheriffs and the part they continue to play in our modern civic society.
Meriel Darby: Springhill
Springhill, by Meriel Darby
Self-published
‘I grew up in Scotland, a long time ago …’
Springhill is the autobiography of the acupuncturist Lady Meriel Darby, daughter of the former Prime Minister Alec Douglas-Home.
Tim Sharrock: The Rabbit Who Lost His Tail
The Rabbit Who Lost His Tail and Other Stories, by Tim Sharrock
Robert Gillmor
This collection of gentle bedtime stories by Tim Sharrock is beautifully illustrated by Robert Gillmor, one of the UK’s best known and most prolific illustrators and printmakers.
David Smith: The Journeyman
The Journeyman, by David Smith
Self-published
Kathy Kibbee Paterson: Vignettes
Vignettes, by Kathy Kibbee Paterson.
Edited by Janet McCue & Jo Kibbee
Self-published
Terry Allsop: Views of Ewelme
Views of Ewelme: Church, Cloisters, Chilterns. Terry Allsop
Self-published
Adam Sowan: A quiet and intimate road
A quiet and intimate road: A history of New Road, Reading,
by Adam Sowan
Self-published
Jean Jennings: The Blueskop in the Jacaranda
The Blueskop in the Jacaranda: An African Wonderland, by Jean Jennings
Self-published
Jean Jennings’ memoir of her life in Zambia 1970–1973
John Froy: Teacher, Squatter, City Farmer
Teacher, Squatter, City Farmer, by John Froy
Self-published
Teacher, Squatter, City Farmer is the third instalment in the series of autobiographies by John Froy.