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Brian Page's fourth book is now available from PlashMill Press. Titled "A boy's Own Wartime Adventure," it tells the tale of growing up in war-stricken Liverpool. Hilarity and nostalgia are beautifully balanced in this book--a great read.

 

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PlashMill Press is delighted to announce that David Wishart's Bodies Politic is once again available under new distribution arrangements. David says

"When Marcus Corvinus is given a letter from Sertorius Macro, the Emperor Caligula’s erstwhile adviser forced into suicide for plotting against him, claiming that he was innocent and asking Corvinus to clear his name, he isn’t keen on the job at all: sticking your nose into the political dirty laundry basket is currently just too damned dangerous. However, when the inconsistencies begin to mount up, Corvinus is firmly hooked.
It’ll take him two near-death experiences, a lot of fancy footwork in avoiding the fatal attentions of Rome’s great and not so good, and some serious riot-dodging in Alexandria before he works it all out, mind..."

Just a great read.

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The Trip is Vin Byrne's first book, a tough, uncompromising story of what living and working on an offshore oil installation is like for the men and women whose livelihoods depend on it. Through its pages the reader follows the action on a two week 'trip' or tour offshore, with all the highs and lows that it brings. Highly recommended.

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Brian Page's third book, A Boy's Own Oily Adventure, is a sequel to his bestselling A Boy's Own Offshore Adventure. It carries on the tradition of good-humoured writing, with plenty of action and lots of laughs, but makes some important points too.

 

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John C Milne is well-known in the Aberdeen-based oil industry. He was "in at the grass roots" in the early 70's and in his first book, Dubs, he reveals the story of "how the oil came North" and changed his home city forever.

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It Began With A Letter is a collection of essays, short stories, and articles written and published by Montrose-based writer Liz Strachan over her successful career. It has something for everyone.

The author's royalties from the sale of this book will be donated to MacMillan Cancer Care.

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A Boy's Own Mining Adventure, Brian Page's earth-shaking--literally-- prequel to A Boy's Own Offshore Adventure, is available now! Get ready for laughs a-plenty.

 

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In his first book, Park Street Onwards, Aberdonian Sid Robertson's first book paints a portrait of the city over five decades through the eyes of a man who has spent all his life there.

 

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Tom Ralston's latest book and first novel, Silver Threads, is a richly woven and powerful drama set in the world of the ring-net herring fishing industry. A must.

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More Great Reads from PlashMill Press

Our first Title, Poaching the River by Rod Fleming is selling well! Discover the world of Auchpinkie today.

 

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Jennifer Dalmaine's first Novel The Tobacconist is set in Aberdeen in the 1950's and is a tense and dramatic murder mystery.

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Brian Page worked in the offshore oil industry over three decades. His hilarious first book A Boy's Own Offshore Adventure lifts the lid on what the "offshore tigers" really get up to.

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