Books by Tom Brown

Over the years’ ice cream is said to be one of the most difficult and most interesting foods to make. If cheese making and pastry had a baby, it sure would be ice cream. I’ve been at it for almost 15 years and I learn more on daily basis. My ice creams have gotten better over the years as I nerd out, learning more and more. For anyone wanting to feel fantastic without giving up taste, improve their health dramatically, and lose body-fat, this cookbook is crammed with scrumptious ice cream recipes that will help in the quest for improved wellness and increased fat-loss goals. This cookbook will provide you with amazing ice creams to rock your KETO taste buds and bring total food enlightenment to your low carb lifestyle. You no longer have to go without your favorite premium ice creams in order to be healthy. This are what you stand to gain:This keto Ice creams contain no grains, gluten, sugars, starches, soy, or industrialized processed vegetable and low in carb. This ice creams were created for a ‘special’ diet or lifestyle and it scoop and taste better than Premium regular brands. It contains different flavors for every palate to save the time and frustration of searching for recipes online. If you following KETO, Low Carb, Paleo, Wheat Belly, Clean Eating, weight-loss, gluten-free, grain-free, sugar-free, egg-free, diabetic, and other real-food dietary lifestyles. This book is for you! 

Joining forces again to attack the political establishment, Tom Brown and Henry McLeish embark on a comprehensive examination of the ailments ravaging Scotland and the Union.

Welcome to Hopeless, Maine. Meet Salamandra, an ordinary orphan girl, just one of many other orphans on the island (come to think of it, where did all the grown ups go?). Sal faces the normal, everyday struggles of being a teenager- avoiding fell creatures of the night, trying not to get eaten by the aquatic fauna and finding something to do on a Saturday night. Tom and Nimue Brown''s award winning dark fantasy will be published in its entirety by Sloth Comics. Comprising the first two volumes, this comic is a must for every fantasy fan''s bookshelf.

What happens when fictional characters acknowledge our 'presence' as film spectators? By virtue of its eccentricity and surprising frequency as a filmic device, direct address enables us to ask some fundamental questions of film theory, history and criticism and tackle, head-on, assumptions about the cinema as a medium. Brown provides a broad understanding of the role of direct address within fiction cinema, with focused analysis of its role in certain strands of avant-garde or experimental cinema, on the one hand, and popular genre traditions (musicals and comedies) on the other.