Genres : Non Fiction

James Marchbank resumes his fly on the wall view of the workings of a Northern English Police Force. He takes us through the back door of his Force Headquarters and reveals the intrigue, self-interest and back stabbing that prevails there. We are provided with a warts and all portrait of the five Chief Constables he worked for or with. During his time as a senior officer, he worked on two major reorganisations of his Force, organised the policing of the...

2019 Silver Winner - Nautilus Book Awards - “Better Books for a Better World”"It is time to let go of all that holds you back from radiating your brilliance into the world. It is time to surrender all the old habits and mindsets that have constricted you, made you smaller than who you really are. As you release all that does not support your growth and healing, space will open up allowing you to stretch towards your most authentic and...

A 30 day devotional for those who desire to be transformed and become more fruitful in their Christian growth.  There is a sad lack of maturity in the church world today.  Whether it is because of a lack of solid Bible teaching, a decrease in personal motivation, or from the hindrances of the enemy of our souls - this Christian maturity deficit must be overcome.  Our great God promises that if we seek Him, we will find Him.  He declares...

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Poems To Make You Blink is a reflection of a ten-year spiritual and not-so-spiritual period in my life. It is not all my life. Just a period. It spans a Silent Retreat through the Sahara Desert, Zen and Tibetan retreats. It also tracks my travels to Rotterdam, the Sahara and India. ‘Food’ reminds me of the Tibetan Buddhist ritual of leaving the dead out in nature for the vultures to eat. Quite gruesome but also brutal like human nature sometimes....

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The pandemic affects everyone, I know it is not easy to have lost someone dear to us, or our dream job, or our chance for education.  There is a need to take better care of our spirit and mental health.I started writing this book for this reason.Long-term mental health damage will result from prolonged social, family, and financial turmoil. However, if we address these issues promptly, we may still be able to prevent a season of mourning from becoming a...

No matter how under-confident you feel right now, there are a few simple strategies you can employ that will change the flavor of your entire experience.Have you ever had that sinking feeling that your career’s going nowhere and that if you could only find half the confidence your colleagues seem to have, you could find the success and fulfillment you crave?You’re certainly not alone… One study found that 62% of men and 79% of women regularly feel unconfident in the...

Loneliness Dissolved by Alec Alpert is a thought-provoking book exploring loneliness's complex nature. The author draws from firsthand experiences and insights from Eastern and Western traditions to provide readers with a comprehensive understanding of the root causes of loneliness and practical insights on how to transform their relationship with it.One of the key takeaways from the book is that loneliness is a universal experience that is not necessarily dependent on being alone. The author discusses that emotional independence and freedom...

The games in this book are from the years 1963 to 1974 when I was active in the local leagues (Portsmouth and London) and various South of England Open tournaments (e.g. Bognor Regis and Hastings). Most of the games I have not collected (or annotated) before and many were played at a rapid rate (e.g. 10 or 15 minutes each with no increment). It also contains my recollections of my friend Mike Dymond, chess player, painter, and photographer who died...