...in a small selection of other books available as Kindle downloads, or as real, printed books (from Amazon. Yes, yes, I know: but how real do you want them to be, exactly?).
Arguably, not good enough for a needy publisher to splash out hard-earned cash. But good enough, say both my friends, when cajoled.
And that ought to be good enough for you.
Click any of the book covers above to read about —
Rebel Turkeys, whose aspirations to foment world-wide revolution - an entirely praiseworthy aim, if you think about it - overcome a host of running-dog fascistic counterplots.
The Unfortunate Lady Grange - or, more exactly and more importantly, the Cherub of Desire who took pity on the unfortunate lady, with no concern for her own safety.
Ghostly Golfers on a golf-course owned by a certain US billionaire with a bad hair-do and ambitions to become a most powerful man indeed (it need not be said that this man is of unimpeachable character);
Slumbering Hollywood stars in the entirely real village of Brigadoon, which puts in an appearance at a most ill-considered period in history...
A bold 17th Century language dreamed up by an Ipswich schoolmaster named, rather circumspectly, Cave Beck.
How the Vikings, our Scadinavian neighbours, coped during Covid lockdown. Quite well, actually - just as long as the park-and-raid facilities remained open.
Hamsters Have Stories - they are, of course, the most technologically brilliant creatures on the planet. What could possibly go wrong?