Books published by Brown Dog Books

In the small, poor, but close- knit village of Rosignol, on the West Bank of the Berbice River in Guyana, resided a group of boys who lived life to the full. Fearless, adventurous and courageous, these boys carved their childhoods out of escapades and near-misses.

From life in The Royal Horse Guards to the higher echelons of Estee Lauder and the American beauty business - and much beyond... This is an intriguing, hilarious and superbly written memoir.

Courage after the Battle covers the unseen areas, from leaving the battlefield to leaving the armed forces, how these areas struggled for acknowledgement in the early years before WW1 and how they are still struggling today.

Telepathic Jason and his four best friends set off on the adventure of a lifetime, travelling billions of miles in only a few moments to reach the distant world of Gregorias.

The short story has gone through many phases and sometimes it is said to be more difficult to construct a tale in just a few pages than to spread it over a full novel. This collection takes a story and twists it so you never know what to expect at the end.

Through Fire, Shot and Shell is the third book in a trilogy that began with Over the Hills and Far Away and continued with Over the Hills and O'er the Main.

Q (quentin) Williams is a draughtsman and painter in the objective-realist tradition and a published art historian and theorist. A skilled technician, he is fascinated by the technical virtuosity of his predecessors, and with the mathematical as well as the visual acuity to unravel their secrets.

Sina Graham used to write short stories for colleagues to read to their children at bedtime and was asked to write something longer, so Harry's Gang was born. Most of this delightful story is about the antics of pets Sina has shared her home with, even the more unusual ones!

When the time comes, what will your code reveal about you? Eliza examines human souls and grades them according to their codes so they can be designated for heaven or hell. This volume contains fifty of them, chosen by her, with her running philosophical commentary.

On her return in late 1936, Anna is reunited with her parents and sister as she and her husband, together with her sister Mary Ann and brother-in-law Harry, try to help the village during the depression. There are high points and low but as she matures, she survives most things that life throws at her.