Are you a travel tale maniac or do you have any interest in knowing about far off places in the world? If yes then Con Curtis’s, ‘Working at the End of the World: An Antarctic Diary’, is surely for you. The book incorporates his travel to Antarctica and his unforgettable experiences in the severe weather conditions. Not to forget, the author of this amazing tale will be signing copies of his masterpiece. So, make your plans to get a signed copy of the book and also hear Con’s thoughts on how he came up with the idea of the book. This amazing travel tale containing memories, sentiments, hardships and struggle will surely grip the imagination of whoever reads it. 

CRMK radio has invited the author of ‘Domestic Science’ and ‘The Sporting Widow’, Jane Burdiak to talk about her books and read a few pages of them. Her writing revolves around actual and life like characters and also creates an aura of reality. Domestic Science, unlike the title, is a simple tale of a food technology teacher who is also a mother, wife and an author. It’s a story that takes you on the journey of family life in twentieth century. Her writing describes the hopes, exasperation, sadness, joys, delights and disappointments of life. It’s a story full of color, noise, activity and lots more. A story that every reader will enjoy as it is full of color, noise, activity and lots more. Her second book that she will be reading comprises of short stories. The main character Jenny with the help of her husband and TV coverage absorbs the facts and figures, rules, venues and player’s names. The stories also show her husband’s passion for the games like fishing, cricket, and football. Stay tuned as her books have a lot to offer to the audience.

Author of 'Praying For Strawberries', Gail Simpkins, will be at Dennis Johnson Branch Library on Wednesday 29th November at 5:50pm. Join Gail for a reading of her book and even get the chance to quiz Gail on 'Praying for Strawberries'. You may even be able to get yourself a signed copy! Have you ever wondered what an Autism Assistance Dog does? Or about the unique perspective of a person living with autism? Through his mother's diary, follow nine-year old Lachlan's journey with his new friend "Itsal" the Labrador as they navigate the world together with Lachlan achieving one of his many dreams and goals-learning to surf! Read about the fantastic improvements Itsal makes to Lachlan's life, and how he strengthens and supports Lachlan and his family.   "Praying for Strawberries is a remarkable story of the daily real life events of a mother, a child and a family whose testimony to the joys and sorrows of a normal family who have been blessed as they travel with each other on a journey where each day unfolds with many surprises not planned for. It is this uncertainty that can be both exhilarating and challenging. The reader will not remain untouched."  - Trevor R Parmenter AM, Professor Emeritus, Sydney Medical School, University of Sydney  

Gloriously returning as a guest speaker, P&O Oceana hosting Carole Phillips, author of the incredible 'Blue Line - Pink Thread' on Cruise E722. 'Blue Line - Pink Thread' provides a fascinating insight into life in the police service from 1969 through to 2000. Carole Phillips recounts true stories of her time as a female officer in Bedfordshire Police before equal opportunities and political correctness, the integration of women into front-line services and her journey through the ranks to Superintendent. Carole writes with humour and sincerity to deliver numerous fascinating accounts, including those of her time as a detective and as the first female patrol sergeant. 2015 marks one hundred years of British women in policing and ‘Blue Line - Pink Thread' is not only an excellent read, but makes a significant contribution to the social history of that period.

Do you want to enjoy a dash of tragedy and intelligence in a delightful manner? Join George Roberts’s author of ‘From Ten Down to Three’ at the book signing on 29 Nov 2017 where he will discuss the basic idea of his book. George loves to write and most enjoyable moment for him is when he gets a new idea in his head and finally makes it on the paper. The story revolves around a person James and his life tragedies. The presence of tumor caused him to realize that he cannot be a footballer in his whole life. An unexpected encounter happens while saving the life of a young women. The book is full of twists and turns that make James question that whether things are meant to be or it is just a coincidence.     

Join Dewi Anggraeni as she takes you through the historical fictitious endeavors at The Museum of Indonesian Arts while she talks about her book and even signs them in the end for you. The book ‘My Pain, My Country’ takes you back in May 1998, where a young girl named Nina experiences the heartbreaking attacks targeting the ethnic Chinese in Indonesia. It takes you on a journey where tragedy blends with unspeakable violence and tormenting guilt. Despite of the government best efforts, lives of many people changed dramatically due to Chinese descent.   The life journey of characters interprets the pain a nation must experience to prove as a multiethnic, multicultural and a diverse society against deeply rooted discrimination. For more information visit link http://www.museumofindonesianarts.org/

In The Endless Autumn, the sex and relationship expert reveals the life events of a girl named Autumn. She thinks she has everything in life: an attractive boyfriend, a great job, a canny best friend and a soon-to-be earned journalism diploma. But then Autumn’s life takes a dramatic twist when she meets a mysterious stranger. This is a sizzling, steamy and sexually sinister story of how a girl next door, unwittingly – but perhaps not unwillingly – explores the fringes of desire and release. It is an irresistible romance novel bound to make any reader hot under the collar. Autumn finds herself in a totally new and luxurious life. A life that is filled with fantasies, lasciviousness, and full of carnal desires. Will she be able to escape this life of glitters and erotica? Or she will find her new life to be overwhelming and satisfactory?  Find all of this in the Q&A session.

David Perlmutter, author of 'Wrong Place, Wrong Time', will be attending two events at Waterstones Watford. The first of which is on Saturday 14th October from 12pm. The second event is held again at Waterstones Watford on the 23rd November. The event starts at 7pm. David will be available to sign your own copies of 'Wrong Place, Wrong Time' as well as answer any questions you my have. A London estate agent finds himself on the wrong side of the law one night, leading to the loss of his driving licence, his job and his home. He decides to visit Spain for a change of scenery but gets more than he bargains for when before long, misfortune, circumstance and a degree of stupidity land him in more trouble than that which brought about his downfall back home. One night in Marbella, armed with more Dutch courage than common sense, he rescues two people from a burning hotel, but in the process is falsely accused of arson and manslaughter and thrown in a Spanish jail. ‘Aided' by a UK tabloid journalist, whose sole objective is to create shock headlines, David's gripping real life account has had readers leaving 5* reviews on Amazon in their hundreds, a few of which can be seen below. ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ - Story sinks its claws into you and doesn't let go. ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ - Read many books, but this one tops the lot! ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ - Best book I've read in a very long time! ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ - It should be a movie! ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ - I'm reading it for the third time, it's that good!