Anthony Reeves' expert advice has recently been in demand on the radio and in his local paper.

Anthony has recently appeared on radio four's prestigious 'Money Box' as well as 'You and Yours' where he was offering his advice on debt problems and debt collection in general. He has also been on a number of different local radio programmes and getting articles in local newspapers promoting his book 'The Debt Collecting Merry-Go-Round'.

A recent article in the Wiltshire Times on Friday Sept 9th 2011 - click on image to enlarge.

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Jackie Sherman's recent book 'Writing Your Autobiography' gets some deserved PR.

Jackie's book has recently been featured in three family history magazines, which is an exact niche given her experience in extracting the best from family archives. An autobiography inevitably delves into family history and the recent upsurge of interest in this area is notable with the TV episodes of Piers Morgan's 'Life Stories' and the popular 'Who do you think you are?' programs on BBC2.

This interest is reflected in the magazines 'Family History Monthly', 'Family Tree' (where Jackie has some input on top tips) and the BBC's 'Who Do You Think You Are?' - we include links to these publications (just click on cover):

In 'Family Tree' Jackie has included some tips to writing your autobiography:

Jackie's '10 Top Tips from 'FamilyTree'

In the BBC magazine on the series 'Who Do You Think You Are' Jackie's book is reviewed by John Williams who has taught family history for several years.

Click here to see the 'Who Do You Think You Are?' review.

Click here if you want to order her book or just want more information about 'Writing Your Autobiography' by Jackie Sherman.

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Clare Lawrence has just completed her second book with us 'Explaining Autism Spectrum Disorder'.

Clare's books have a personal perspective - she has a son diagnosed with Aspergers Syndrome (AS). What is Autism Spectrum Disorder? With Autism and Asperger syndrome now reckoned to affect one in a hundred of our population, this is a question that more and more people are needing to ask. Clare is active with various organisations supporting autism and has appeared on a Great Ormand Street Educational DVD about more effective early diagnosis of AS.

Clare obviously recognises the need for publicity and has been actively raising awareness of her new book. She has an article in the Sunday Times, an article in the Mail on Sunday, as well as a piece in her local newspaper. She is also well known by a number of websites dealing with autism, see this review of her book, for instance, on the website 'as teens' for teenagers with Aspergers Syndrome. Clare has her own website which contains all the books she has written on autism at www.clarelawrenceautism.com.

Clare has a masters degree from the University of Northumbria in Creative Writing and has also gained a post-graduate certificate in the field of Asperger Syndrome.

Go to book details.
The National Autistic Society is a good resource for further information and Clare's book can also be found in their shop.

Details of her first book 'Finding Asperger Syndrome in the family - A Book of Answers" . More...

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A Collaboration with the Arts Council of England

In this new literary venture for Emerald Publishing we are acting as a partner to the Arts Council - England and the Stoke on Trent City Council. Nicholas Corder is a professional writer-in-residence with the library service at Stoke on Trent City Council and was commissioned to write 'The Bone Mill'.

What is 'The Bone Mill' about? It's a story set in The Potteries district in the early 19th Century. It is billed as 'a novel for those of a robust constitution' and gives a glimpse of a harsh world where life is a fight for survival.

NEWS UPDATE - Nov 2011
Teachers Packs are now on offer with special discounts and free copies - More...

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A series of books revealing 'Nature's Health Secrets' by Rajgopal Nidamboor

Rajgopal Nidamboor is a Mumbai-based physician, whose medical interests have been long and varied. His expertise in alternative/integrative medicine encompasses a wider area than most in his field. A medical writer and editor, no less, his mission is keyed to contemporary research and dissemination of dependable information for everyone concerned about their health. He says he is constantly surprised that many GPs just don't think outside the box -- especially in areas such as natural health where the body knows best to heal itself from the inside-out. He is a college graduate in homeopathic medicine, Fellow of the College of Chest Physicians and Member of the Centre of Applied Medicine. His special interests include natural health and well-being; mind-body medicine; nutritional medicine; psychology; philosophy/spirituality etc., Go to books...

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The Ultimate Nutrition Guide

Nutritionist Zoe Hellman has specialised in the dietry requirements of cancer patients which was the basis of her first book. She has now completed her second book, in our series covering the major illnesses from which many of us suffer. This book covers nutritional advice for Joint and Arthritic condition sufferers, osteoarthritis and rheumatoid arthritis, offering targeted advice to each. Based on the latest research and practice, the book shows readers the importance of nutrition and how to apply important principles to their diet.

Zoe Hellman Bsc SRD is a State Registered Dietitian* and has worked in the public and private sectors. She has first-hand experience of the importance of nutrition and the impact it can have on well- being and health. Zoe was trained to the highest standards in the NHS and is now working in the private sector.
* Note: This is the correct spelling for the profession.

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Writing True Crime

Stephen Wade is a writer and historian specialising in true crime and crime history and published his latest book 'Writing True Crime' in August last year.

He has written several true crime books and for true crime magazines. He also teaches part-time on crime history at the University of Hull. His latest books are: Cold Cases Revisited (Pen and Sword), Plain Clothes and Sleuths and Square Mile Bobbies, a history of the City of London Police (History Press). He has also written two books of family history, Tracing Your Criminal Ancestors and Tracing Your Police Ancestors (Pen and Sword).

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The Property Investors Management Handbook by David Watson

The following is a review from the Telegraph Property Club:-

"This 150-page book looks at all aspects of property investment. It clearly demonstrates the key elements of buying and managing residential property. It is useful for both the investor and for the property manager. Since the 1988 Housing Act private letting has exploded in the UK, and sometimes the pace of change has outstripped the knowledge of landlords. This book will bring it all in to focus and ensure that property managers and landlords are aware of their role and responsibilities as well as clearly emphasising the responsibility of the tenant. Often scant thought is applied to the legalities of letting property in many cases and Watson's approach blends the rights of both parties to ensure a fruitful relationship for both parties. Watson works on the theory that knowledge is everything, and it is hard to find fault in his approach. The fact that landlords don't know what they don't know is addressed by an almost belt and braces approach to letting. The book covers the acquisition of property in depth and aims to enable the landlord or potential landlord to manage effectively and efficiently whilst protecting their asset. The law is covered right up to 2008 including the advent of the Tenancy deposit scheme and the introduction of Home Information Packs." Go to book detail.

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Two new books on mental health and the state of our services

Anyone who has been affected by mental illness will recognise that our NHS mental health services are often severely stretched.

The author, Marianne Richards, is an experienced mental health worker who brings her comprehensive knowledge to the reader, enabling them to understand their problems and giving clarity to the confusion that often exists in these services.

Understanding the diagnosis and the routes available in getting help is half the problem with those afflicted and Marianne has produced her two books with this in mind. The first book 'Mental Health and the Community - The Context of Mental Health' introduces the reader to the complexities of mental problems and gives the reader a means to understand precisely what their problem is. The second book 'Mental Health and the Community - The Diagnosis and Treatment of Mental Illness' gives the reader the practical steps that can be taken within the services available.

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Peter Wade has been busy, with three new books being added to our portfolio last year. Published under the Emerald banner, they are - 'You and Your Legal Rights', 'A Practical Guide to Obtaining Probate', and 'A Practical Guide to Residential Conveyancing'.

All are extremely informative and well written, and represent a staggering achievement for a first-time author.

Peter is a practicing solicitor with many years experience and all his books, as you might expect, reflect this experience whilst remaining clear and comprehensive.

'You and Your Legal Rights' has quickly become our most popular book at present and has already had two reprints last year due to demand.