Books

John Beeton was a Nottingham lad, who sadly passed away in 2013. He was an advocate of the local dialect, and created four wonderful volumes of Not...

Picture postcard books, which take you back down memory lane, to parts of Nottinghamshire way back when. Published by Reflections of a Bygone Age. ...

Glasses and Lens Wipes. Available in two designs: 'I can't bleddeh see owt!' and 'Gi-us me specs, duck!' 

Picture postcard books, featuring sporting legends, in Nottinghamshire.

 Metal book marks for Boggers!  aluminium credit-card sized Bookmarks. the perfect stocking filler for bookworms! 

Edwardian Nottingham in colour.  Collated By Brian Lund. This A4 book features colourised Edwardian photos, along side their modern day version. 

A fantastic book written by Robert Shore who is a local lad. Robert Shore is a music Journalist living in London that was born and raised in Mansfi...

William Thompson – better known  as Bendigo – fights his way from the poverty of a Nottingham slum to fame and fortune as champion bare-fist boxer...

It is the second decade of the nineteenth century in the rapidly expanding industrial town of Nottingham. The emerging hosiery industry is the only...

Nottingham, 1811, a time of bitter social unrest. Men become desperate, and when a man is killed, someone has to pay the price. When young William ...

Picture postcard books, which take you back down memory lane, to parts of Derbyshire way back when. Published by Reflections of a Bygone Age. They ...

An in depth investigation into the strange occurrences of the Chilwell ghost and the mysterious Ghost House situated in the little Nottinghamshire ...

  Set in Madras and Nottingham during the Napoleonic Wars, ‘What Buys a King’s Shilling?’ is the story of an honest soldier striving to hold firm...

Set in Nottinghamshire and Yorkshire in the mid-nineteenth century, The Westbrook Affair chronicles the lives of families from opposite ends of th...

Super Sleuths by local author, Terence Woolley. Will Rupert Fairweather one day be celebrated as a world-renowned private detective or does he liv...

Love, Trains and Rhythm & Blues. Written by local author, Lee Stuart Evans.

The Lord of Milan is a work of fiction based on the life of Herbert Kilpin, a textile worker from Nottingham who in 1899 founded AC Milan and led ...

An anthology of literary works from a variety of authors all inspired by the work of Alan Sillitoe, a famous Nottingham writer. Edited by Neil Fulw...