MP Winson

This book of twenty five poems, written by Mark Winson, reflects both the difficult times of the Coronavirus pandemic, but also the positivity that he has been keen to impart to his family and his friends. It includes some serious poems, some that comment as a fly on the wall, and some raise a smile and a laugh as he exploits his quirky nature.  From 'Looking Beyond' and 'The House', to 'The Elegant Seagull' and a 'Disappointing Ology', you will laugh, sympathise and cry as you read one page after another.

Rebecca Bliss: "Absolutely loving my copy!"

Matthew William: "I have to say, a favourite publication. I've laughed, I've cried and just say LOVE the book!"

Bethan Morgan Hughes: "Have ordered it, can't wait!"

Rosie Anne: "Nice and breezy reading. Love it!"

Michelle: "A really good read, makes you laugh cry and smile!"

Hazel: "Seen me through a few dark days. I enjoyed it!"

Detective Sergeant Sally Reid has turned against Chillborough police to side with the criminal known as “Teacher”. This clever but hippyfied man is renowned for his exploits; extorting people and authorities, aided by his inordinate and quirky talent for hypnosis.

This book “A Plague of Hypnosis”, is the second book in the “Teacher” series.

The quirky, mysterious and very surprising owner of the shop further advertised it as; quote: "A treasure trove of mental observance. A cavern of psychic artefacts, scholarship and discipline challenging one's mind and interrogating it’s very humanity".