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Local Dorset writer reveals all in hilarious ebook series about his facinating Australian adventures…

Baring All Down Under: Hilarious Confessions of a Bewildered Backpacker & Baring All Down Under: The East Coast Road TripSteve Deeks’ ebook series, Baring All Down Under, seeks to debunk the notion that “men don’t read books” through his hysterical no-holds-barred tale of action packed mayhem in Australia. Depicted as a cross between An Idiot Abroad and The Inbetweeners with its irreverent nature, Deeks’ laugh out loud account in Hilarious Confessions of a Bewildered Backpacker reveals the warts and all reality of this supposed pursuit of pleasure. Why would any right minded human

Gainsborough author Mike Clarke gives us a behind-the-scenes glimpse into the inner workings of Border Control

Mike Clarke worked for 38 years in Immigration Control in and around London, first at 3 airports, Gatwick, Heathrow and Stansted, and finally on the streets of the great city itself. In that time, he encountered every scenario you could imagine – and some you’d never dream of!No matter how unbelievable some stories may seem, all are completely true. “All I can say is that every tale – barring a number of minor changes to protect both the innocent and the part-guilty, not least myself – is as accurate as my fallible memory allows,” explains Mike. “This book is written for all those men

Nottingham author Paul J. Elliott shows us that magical creatures aren't always as fairy stories would have us believe...

After experiencing the breakdown of his marriage and loss of his father jsut two weeks later, Paul J. Elliott, of Eastwood, Nottinghamshire, decided to finally turn his ideas into a story. "Writing was a cathartic experience for me," explains Paul."The idea for my book Gnomes was originally the product of two vivid imaginations," explains Paul, who credits authors such as Tom Sharpe and Douglas Adams amongst his inspirations. "In 2012, after the break-up of my marriage and the death of my father a few weeks later, I decided to turn the ideas into a story. The day after my father's funeral,

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