The earliest boat associated with the Humber was discovered during a local gasworks excavation on the east bank of the River ...

Fishing Boats Around Scotland: The Colour Album is a celebration of the very best days, from ring-netters in Ardrishaig to ...

Seargent Fred Hooker’s looks back on the Long March Stallag Luft VII, a German prisoner-of-war camp in January 1945 ...

Author of Shelf Life, Michael Robb answers a few questions about his experiences working in the bookselling and publishing industries ...

The True Story of the Ruxton Killings and the Birth of Modern Forensics ...

How Cambridge University locked up women in its private prison ...

And other Rathlin Folk Tales from the Tommy Cecil Archive ...

One American's Journey from Russia Optimist to Prisoner of the State ...

How Britain took one small boy and hundreds of treasures from Ethiopia ...

We’re very excited to announce the new social media platforms to promote our Folk Tales books and connect with the online Folklore community!

Paul Kenny Paul Kenny is one of the few chartered accountants with a degree in archaeology. His first book, The Man Who Supercharged Bond (Haynes, 2009) was described by chat show host and petrolhead ...