The perfect gift for any occasion

The perfect gift for Christmas, this is a unique collection of inspirational quotes, beautiful photography and spiritual guidance for each and every day!

Epiah Khan is an apocryphal Middle Eastern mystic, martial artist, writer and poet believed to have been born in Baghdad in 1860. Much of Epiah’s early life is a mystery, but it is known that he travelled to London in 1906 where he taught mysticism and his own brand of holistic martial arts for seven years. He moved to Paris in 1913 and from there to Verdun, where he died during the longest battle of the First World War.

Chris Parker began his study of meditation and martial arts in the 1970s. He has been the custodian of Epiah Khan’s writing for over 25 years. Kerry-Jane Lowery is a Swiss photographer whose work can be found in books, magazines, exhibitions and private collections.

Epiah Khan lived in a time of great change and upheaval and some of the quotes contained here reflect this. This collection shares timeless truths, lessons, insights and reminders that are as relevant today as they were when he wrote them. This is wisdom of the ages and, no doubt, at different times different sayings will resonate more than others. Because, as Epiah Khan writes, `You find what you search for’.

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"The work represents Mike's painting skills at their best." Artist, Steve Hall

Watercolour painting is one of the most popular – and most challenging – of art forms. About Watercolour by leading artist Mike Jeffries aims to bring this technique to life with passion and excitement, and an original approach that offers something ‘different’ to the existing watercolour instruction books that exist.

Bringing to bear the author’s extensive experience and skill – particularly working with artists such as John Yardley, Alvaro Castagnet, David Howell, and Herman Pekel amongst others – the book is not intended as another tome on technique, but an accessible encouragement to engage with the author’s work and personal views on watercolour painting. The basic premise is that it is very difficult to “teach” someone to paint and many existing titles, with their emphasis on demonstrations and techniques, can be very intimidating for the amateur painter coming to watercolours for the first time.

About Watercolour offers a visual pathway through the author’s own journey into watercolour painting, showcasing a broad range of the author’s work and avoiding banal technique to focus instead on ‘learning by doing’ and giving valuable real advice to the budding amateur.

This is not just an essential entry point to watercolours for the amateur artist, but showcases Mike’s unique talent as a leading watercolourist and instructor.

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The Devil's back - and he's STILL not had a holiday...

The devilishly good sequel to Hellcorp!

The Devil’s back – and he’s STILL not had a holiday. There’s another mystery to solve – a woman kidnapped by terrorists and the world trying to find her. While he hates doing God’s bidding, the Devil can’t resist trying to put one over on Him. But nothing is EVER that simple. While the Devil helps the London cops crack the case, there’s trouble in the Underworld. And two of humanity’s greatest backstabbers – Brutus and Cassius – are sharpening their knives with an eye on stealing his crown. It’s a race against time to find the girl, be the bad guy and maybe – just maybe – stop the apocalypse.

And just look at these reviews!!

“Fantastically imaginative – Jonathan Whitelaw is a terrific writer.”  – Jo Spain – bestselling author of The Confession

“Whitelaw puts the Devil in his proper place – not the worst villain around by a large margin – in his Swiftian satires. Delirious, diabolical and delightful”. – Anthony O’Neill – Author of The Devil Upstairs and The Dark Side

“It’s rare to come across something that feels completely fresh, but Jonathan Whitelaw has cracked the case with his crime-fighting Devil, who breaks down the barriers between genres as well as much else besides. In ‘The Man in the Dark’, the caper novel has come bang up to date with a Satanic twist and some surprisingly topical political backstabbers. A lot of devilish fun is in store for readers.”  – Stephen Booth – Gold Dagger finalist and award-winning UK crime writer

“Jonathan Whitelaw and his pal the devil have staked a claim to their own particular stretch of no-man’s land at the conjunction of crime, horror and comedy. They’ve set up shop there and a lot of people are going to enjoy what they’re selling.” – Robert J. Harris

“Darkly comic, deviously plotted and lots of fun.” – Camero Johnston – British Fantasy Awards 2019 Nominee

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