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Beyond the Veil

Mirabelle Maslin

Spiral patterns in a book, a strange tape of music from Russia, and an oddly carved walking stick all have a profound effect on a group of friends in England. Ellen is thirty-something and alone, until a chance meeting with a young widower, Adam Thomas, starts a chain of uncanny events which enthrall and endanger them both. Choice and contingency, happenstance and coincidence all blend to bring the two together, and lift the pall of loss covering their lives.

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Carl

Mirabelle Maslin

This book is predominantly about sexual abuse of children with its long-term consequences and therapeutic aspects.  It is couched in the arena of broader social comment.  It is in two parts: the first is presented as fiction and the second is a number of relevant submissions and essays.  The main author, Mirabelle Maslin, is a therapist of many years' experience.  The final essay was written by a psychiatrist - Dr W N Taylor.

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Letters to my Paper Lover

Fleur Soignon

The second book to be published by Augur Press is the debut novel from author Fleur Soignon, 'Letters to my Paper Lover'.

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Fay

Mirabelle Maslin

Fay is suffering from a mysterious illness. Her family and friends are concerned about her. In her vulnerable state, she begins to be affected by something more than intuition, and at first no one can make sense of it.

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Tracy

Mirabelle Maslin

Based on the lives of young people around 10-14 years the next novel from author Mirabelle Maslin, and the first title from Augur Press, is 'Tracy'.

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On a Dog Lead

Mirabelle Maslin

I am a therapist of many years' experience. I have written this collection of essays, short stories and reflections as my contribution to helping any reader to see more clearly what is happening in daily life in his or her immediate surroundings. The subjects in this collection of writings are drawn from a broad range of human experience, and they touch the daily lives of most of us, whether or not this is apparent.

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Poems of Wartime Years

Dr W N Taylor

My experience of World War II was in the Far East - South East Asia Command (SEAC), but these are not 'war poems' in the ordinary sense. They are thoughts and memories of the periphery rather than the centre of action, and reflections afterwards in subsequent years, some pertaining to other wars, bearing the stamp of futility, cynicism, sadness and a flicker of hope.

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Hemiplegic Utopia

Lee Seymour

This is a collection of short stories from first-time author Lee Seymour - based around his interpretation of the world which surrounds him.

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Emily

Mirabelle Maslin

This is a 'stand alone' novel, but is also the sequel to both Beyond the Veil and Fay.

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The Poetry Catchers

The Pupils of Craigton Primary School

Craigton Primary is an inner-city school in Glasgow, Scotland. It has over 200 poetry-mad pupils, and it is the first school in Glasgow to have its own poetry library! All of us have written a poem for this wonderful book. We have picked our favourite poems, and we hope that you enjoy reading them as much as we have enjoyed writing them.

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The Fifth Key

Mirabelle Maslin

Soon after Nicholas' thirteenth birthday, his great-uncle John reveals to him a secret - handed down through hundreds of years to the 'chosen one' in every second generation. John is very old. His house has long since fallen into disrepair, and as Nicholas begins to learn about the fifth key and the pledge, John falls ill. Facing these new challenges and helping to repair John's house, Nicholas begins to discover his maturing strengths.The unexpected appearance of Jake, the traveller whom Nicholas has barely known as his much older brother, heralds a sequence of events that could never have been predicted, and a bond grows between the brothers that evolves beyond the struggles of their ancestors and of Jake's early life.

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The Candle Flame

Mirabelle Maslin

This is a historical novel, set in harsh times. There are many threads to the plot - all of which contain much intrigue and factual information about what life must have been like 300-400 years ago. One dark winter's night, an unseen force attacks Molly, leaving her for dead. On their return from snaring rabbits, her husband, Sam, and his brothers, James and Alec, discover her, and slowly nurse her back to life. But she cannot speak. Determined to avenge Molly and help her to regain her voice, the brothers search for clues. Could her affliction be due to a curse? The birth of Sam and Molly's son, Nathan, raises questions about his ancestry. Who was Molly's father, and how did he meet his end? Might there be a connection between violent events of long ago and Molly's present state?

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Mercury in Dental Fillings

Stewart J Wright

Mercury in Dental Filings: The Impact of Mercury on Health. Safe Removal of Dental Mercury, and the Use of Safe Options for Restoration of Teeth.

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The Voice Within

Catherine Turvey is thirteen years old.

Catherine wrote her first poem when she was only seven. Apart from that poem, this collection of poetry was written between the ages of eleven and thirteen.

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