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It is a little disturbing to think that hundreds of thousands of people could be so mentally affected as to claim they had been abducted by aliens. Even more disturbing would be to find out that they had. Yet, there are many highly qualified people who believe it. Among them, doctors, surgeons and various PhDs. Evidence seems to indicate that the ET phenomena is ancient. And, in these times, we seem to be on the brink of this evidence being brought to light. So, this book asks, what kind of preparation should humanity be receiving for such a monumental revelation, and it calls for urgent psychological preparation for humanity. The author suggests that through a deeper understanding of the reasons for extra-terrestrial visits over millennia, and a careful revealing of this reality by the appropriate institutions and professionals, humanity will learn to adjust to a new concept of ourselves and our role in the universe. With a careful and considered approach, we will not only learn to accept the huge change in perspective that will be necessary, but also learn to thrive in a new way of being in the universe.

Housesitting is for Everyone. Housesititng is the ultimate, slow, ethical and sustainable way to travel. This book contains all you need to know about this way of travelling - whether you decide to embark on it for the short or the long term.

Kashmir has been in geopolitical limbo since the partition of the British Raj in 1947. A region of stunning natural beauty and diverse ethnicities and cultures, its people have experienced violence, state oppression, and terrorism for generations. This book provides an introduction to the region, and its people, and reveals the everyday realities and experiences of conflict from personal accounts. It explores the reasons for the tensions within Kashmir itself as well as the wider implications of those tensions. The international relations between Indian, Pakistan and China, are crucial to understanding the conflict, as are the relationships between those nations and the wider world. This book highlights the many reasons that peace in the region needs to be a priority for global leaders, and the serious implications for world peace if that does not happen.

A romantic fract-based novel describing a love relationship etween a man from the West with a girl from East Berlin at the close of the 1950s.

This is a thriller about a group of people who set up a charity that is penetrated by a terrorist, and the outcome to which this leads.

This work of fiction describes the life of those in a care home during the Covid-19 crisis.

This book describes true events and stories over many ages that are remarkable in arousing credibility amongst most people with intelligent curiosity.

This is a literary novel tracing the life of an Irish boy, Brendan Ryan, through various episodes, from birth to his present age of twenty-four.

This is the third collection of poems by Tim Hopkins, and this collection is devoted to subjects of interest to children.

This book is concerned with the many theoretical scientific theories as to the origin of the human race.

In confronting the threat to the environment and over-population, it is argued that Technological Civilisation under the leadership of the advanced industrial economies, should take the initiative in addressing the greatest problems of our time.

Cities provide the physical theatre for our economic activities and social life, where civilisation can develop and thrive, and Civilizing Cities shows how.

In Italy a widow, sculptress struggles to keep her family together and discovers that her son works for the Mafia.

Paul Diggens has had extensive experience in many of life's roles - as a pirate radio operator, a clerk in the Telephone Manager's Office, a journalist and press officer with the Post Office and for many years Head of PR & Media. In the early years working as a clerk he was told that the Post Office were looking for young men with new ideas to promote what was an old-fashioned civil service organization that was stuck in the past. This gave Paul the opportunity of a life-time and Diary of a Publicity Guru is a richly illustrated book full of originality and startling surprises. Confessing to originalities, bringing initiatives into the Post Office with the brain of 'Walt Disney' this book outlines the brilliance of public relations, marketing, and media over four decades. He was told in no uncertain terms that rules were made for the guidance of wise men and for the obedience of fools! Most certainly this is apparent in his diary, but his role included being a 'brand guardian' i.e. defending the Post Office at all times and under all circumstances.

'Wittgenstein's Football Tactics and other poems' is a second book of original poetry by Tim Hopkins, the first book being, 'Epitaph for an Auctioneer and other Epigrams.'

Popular culture is flourishing again, with a renewed interest in the ET and UFO phenomena.  We are inundated with films, TV programmes and books, plus many conspiracy theories, dealing with the phenomena.  Governments and security agencies are denying any interest in the issue, yet releasing masses of documents (mostly unreadable) after being compelled to, by the Freedom of Information Act.  Such speculation and documentation in ancient writings suggests that an unearthly presence has been in Earth-space for many generations.  The question of this situation must reach a culminating point sometime in the near future.  

A young Lancaster crew's battles over the skies of Germany in a series of highly-dangerous operations. Every event described in this fictional account actually occurred, often many times. Ploughing through skies pockmarked with the smoke of exploding shells from anti-aircraft guns, and coned by dozens of searchlights, they also faced the bullets and canon shells of night fighters.A different kind of danger, but sometimes no less deadly, often took place in appalling weather conditions. Caught, for instance, in a massive cumulonimbus cloud their aircraft might be battered by hailstones while being tossed up and down hundreds of feet in vicious convection currents, with ice forming up to six inches thick on the wings, and threatening its ability to remain airborne.

The happy family memories of a young German girl in pre-War Czechoslovakia, and the daunting story of her flight, and that of her relatives, to the West after the end of the World conflict.

A fantasy story about the journey of a young girl and her companion dogs into a nightmare world of fearsome creatures yet which nonetheless provide sanctuary of choice and for some unable to cope in the human world.

The story of one man's dark descent and golden recovery after an unanticipated change of circumstances; an insight into how he recalibrated his thinking during a journey - emotional and geographical - in which he learned much about mental health and the human condition.

When Alfie Blackdale is brought home from boarding school by his father, he expects to lead the normal life for a teenager. How wrong he is! Soon, he is dragged onto the Golden locomotives' most important Express train of the year, hauled by one of his family's most prized railway engines. The day goes off without a hitch until unexpectedly the engine is derailed and almost reduced to scrap, so risking the family "empire" for good. Along with new-found friends, and a sense of adventure that he never knew he had, Alfie sets out to save his father's engine, but most importantly, to find himself as well.

This is a novel that explores in depth a third alternative to Creationismor Darwinian Evolutionin explaining the origin of the human race on planet earth. The hero, John Willoughby, an anthropologist, is the author of a book entitled, The Human Enigma, in which he argues that no theory for human origin is sacrosanct, unassailable or written in stone, and that every person is free to choose any theory best suited to their temperament. John knew that his colleagues were well aware that Richard Leaky had admitted, on behalf of his profession, that "the important issue of human origins remain unresolved, the fossil record is scrappy and incomplete, and all we possess is a meagre fragmented array of single teeth and bones and portions of skulls," and, "that the study of human DNA and blood groups shows no connection with the ancient apes." This opens the opportunity for John Willoughby to develop his own theory linking human origins with external sources from outside planet earth. In conjunction with his friend, David Villiers, a TV producer and barrister, a television programme is presented in which the conflicting or possibly complementary theories, are aired to millions of viewers. The novel then records the unexpected public response, before drawing to a hopeful and happy conclusion.