Read about the lunatic antics of the residents of a small village in Hertfordshire. It is claimed that every village has one village idiot but this village appears to have more village idiots than sane people. Enjoy!

Bill Warren was a regular visitor to his nephew Albert Warren in his youth. But, all of a sudden, the visits stop and no-one will tell young Albert why. Years later when old Bill Warren dies, young Albert is left 'something' in his will. The 'something' ends up taking the covers off the murky underbelly world of radical politics and its relationship with the state.

Ecstatic Essays is a small book with big ideas - with essays on a diverse range of subjects from the truth, atheism, love, the fear of failure and much, much more. This book is not recommended to folks with a rusty brain, as it could cause a haemorrhage and jolt them from their soporific slumbers! If you think you are a free thinker - then we dare you to fork out and purchase it.

Peter, Paula and the Pelican is a romp of a story, combining humour, pathos and nonsense for the edification of the young and the not so young adults who are still young at heart. The author confirms that he has not yet had a visit from the men in white coats. The author is aged 60, lives in the village of Cuffley, Hertfordshire and still is partial to the odd peanut butter sandwich although he says he prefers a nice strong cup of English breakfast tea over a glass of ginger beer.