Category: photography
+ alcoholism, domestic noir, family, fiction, grief, Historical fiction, history, loss, love, marriage, motherhood, photography, relationships, review, war, World War Two, WW2
Hungry Ghosts by C J Barker
The lives of Vic Woods and Ruth Wolfe, working-class teenagers from Liverpool and London, are profoundly disrupted by the arrival of World War II. Ruth’s journey leads her to aerial photographic interpretation, though her aspirations for advancement are denied, while Vic’s wartime experiences with bomber command haunt him long after the war is over. Their post-war marriage and tumultuous relationship with their son, James, … Read More Hungry Ghosts by C J Barker
+ Gaza, photographs, photography, war
Ten Days In Gaza – Photographs by Giuseppe Aquili, Anthony Dawton and Jim McFarlane Manipulations by Dia al-Azzawi
The photographs in this book were taken in February 2010, a year after the Israeli action ‘Operation Cast Lead’. Published by Hood Hood BooksFormat: HardcoverRetail price: 40 GBP Buy Linkwww.amazon.co.ukPR contactgracepilkingtonpublicity@gmail.com Forward by Mr Khaled DawasChairman, Al Quds Foundation for Medical Schools in PalestineDirector of GI Surgery, Honorary Associate Professor,University College London Hospitals “Ten Days in Gaza is a timeless project, a beautiful album … Read More Ten Days In Gaza – Photographs by Giuseppe Aquili, Anthony Dawton and Jim McFarlane Manipulations by Dia al-Azzawi
+ fiction, Ghost story, Gothic mystery, haunting, paranormal, photographs, photography, review, secrets, supernatural
As The Moon Fell Down by L.B. Stimson
Photographer Ellie Spaulding thought she had found the perfect place – a quaint farmhouse in rural Virginia where time seems to stand still. There were only two rules to follow… #AsTheMoonFellDown @stimsonink @Zooloo’s Book Tours @zooloo2008 #ZooloosBookTours #blogtour Once again, L.B. Stimson brings you along on a ghostly tale inspired by her own haunting experiences. Step back in time as the worlds between the living and the … Read More As The Moon Fell Down by L.B. Stimson
+ childhood, community, family, family drama, fiction, forgiveness, friendship, literature, loss, love, mental health, mental illness, motherhood, photography, review, Scottish Highlands, secrets, sisters, sixties
Little Wing by Freya North
Little Wing is the powerful story of two families over three generations. In the 1960s, a pregnant 16-year-old is banished to one of the remotest parts of the UK. Years later, Nell and Dougie are both at critical moments in their lives when their paths cross. Between Camden, Colchester and the Outer Hebrides, the three story lines collide when secrets are uncovered and answers … Read More Little Wing by Freya North
+ anthology, Dogs, London, photographs, photography, review
Dog About Town – Bob’s Lockdown in London by Bob
During Lockdown, when rules allowed, Bob found he had some of London’s most extraordinary landmarks all to himself… When the UK was in lockdown, the usually heaving streets of London emptied and the city became unrecognisable. Mini Labradoodle Bob is furry, soft, and lovable. In Dog About Town, we get to see the beauty of London from his dog’s eye view. Follow Bob as … Read More Dog About Town – Bob’s Lockdown in London by Bob
NOTLondon Anthony Dawton
When photographer Anthony Dawton realised how dramatically homelessness had increased in London, he took to the streets with his camera. For years he had taken photographs in areas of need worldwide, but after spending some time in his home city, he noticed how many people were living on its streets. He embarked on a new project to raise awareness for a city he no … Read More NOTLondon Anthony Dawton
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