Titch - The Founder's Tale
by C.E. Allen BEM, OBE
The autobiography of Vintage Motor Cycle Club founder C.E. ‘Titch’ Allen.
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Augusta – Life, Love and Food
by Michael Cable and Jill Todd
The remarkable story of a peasant girl who became joint proprietor of one of the most renowned country pub restaurants in England.
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The Warwickshire Aborigine
by Bernard Byrne
The remarkable autobiography of Warwickshire farmer’s boy Bernie Byrne, who found success – and tragedy – after emigrating to Australia as a '£10 Pom'.
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The Man of Passage
by Ian Mathie
Ian Mathie's collection of colourful and evocative stories based on a series of notebooks and journals he kept while working as a rural development officer in Africa.
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Fantastic!
by Lino Pires
The extraordinary rags-to-riches success story of Lino Pires, one of the best-known and most celebrated restaurateurs in the Midlands.
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The Choice of Champions
by David Sutton
The acclaimed and revealing autobiography of World Rally Championship-winning Team Manager, David Sutton.
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The Flavours of Rosello
by Pino Iacaruso
Former Royal chef Pino Iacaruso's delightfully nostalgic and highly evocative recollections of a year in the life of his Italian village. Packed with recipes and illustrated with his Pino's own watercolour paintings.
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Whitstable Natives
by Michael Cable
The story of the Whitstable Oyster from 50 BC to the present day, as seen through the eyes of Whitstable's other natives, including oystermen, past and present.
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Jupiter Moon Cookbook
by Janet Buckingham
This attractive, easy to read book tells you everything you need to know in order to create imaginative, mouth-watering, yet uncomplicated meals, aboard a boat.
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Arcu du Chelu
by Michael Cable
A coffee table book, complete with stunning photographs, recording the creation of a beautiful villa on the Costa Smeralda, in Sardinia.
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Brunei Darussalem
by Michael Cable and Rodney Tyler
The story of Brunei Darussalem, the tiny kingdom that successfully transformed itself from a sleepy colonial backwater into a dynamic modern welfare state in just two generations.
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Thunder in the Park
by Tom Wheatcroft with Michael Cable
The long-awaited autobiography of one of motorsport's most colourful characters and the man who singlehandedly rescued Donington Park from oblivion and restored it to its former glory.
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A Chap's Got a Code
by Tony Salisbury
The hugely entertaining and often hilarious story of Old Etonian former radio and television executive Tony Salisbury.
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Under the Mango Tree
by Sammy Gaspar
A delightful collection of gentle autobiographical stories by the late Sammy Gaspar,
chronicling his time as a young doctor in South India and then as a psychogeriatrician in the West Midlands.
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Cloud Cuckoo Land
An Anthology of Favourite Poems
A unique anthology of poems chosen by the parishioners of Radway, Ratley, Shotteswell and Warmington.
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Poems of Love, Life and Loss
by Harriet Blackbury
Harriet Blackbury's poems range from the deeply reflective and sharply perceptive to the gently whimsical and, quite often, the downright hilarious.
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