Revolutionaries is a savage tale set in Central Scotland during 1976-1977 telling the story of five friends unwilling to follow Society's expected destiny. Faithfully adhering to the period as it was - the fashion, the music, the violence, the drugs, the sex, the culture...and the taste of rebellion! Beginning with a stomach churning incident of repellent violence, the story follows 'The five' as they try to survive and thrive in the wilderness of recession devastated Britain - but on their terms. An epic story unfolds in a series of 'Snapshots' that slowly introduce a complex tale and rich web of characters that initially seem unrelated but are progressively demonstrated to be far more inter-related than they appear to be. Like an intricate jig-saw puzzle, 'Revolutionaries' builds a narrative charting murder, violence, music, sex, style and humour that demands to be read and solved by piecing together the scattered clues from diverse sources and viewpoints in a collapsing urban landscape that could be yesterday, today or tomorrow.

Revolutionaries

Blade, Jack

Literature & Fiction

Cauliay Pub & Distribution

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About Falling Into Winter: Inspired by actual events, Jack Blade’s Falling Into Winteris a poignant and sensitive story, giving us a luminous peek into the trials and tribulations of a hard-working young woman, born and raised on a small farm in Indiana, and the challenges she faced along the roads of her life. From tragedy to triumph, from despair to hope, from heartbreak to love.
Excerpt From Book
Earlier that morning, Ben had said to her with a quiet, dusty voice, “We had a coyote kill a couple of chickens last night.” He stared vacantly out the kitchen window while washing his hands, and added, “Death is a messy thing.” He paused, wiped his hands on his jeans, turned to Winter, pulled her gently to him, leaned back against the sink and said, “I’ll be in the barn.” He kissed her on the lips. Barely touching but lingering for a second. Then kissed her ear, and whispered,“You’re the best, Winter.” Winter’s entire body tingled. The kiss was sweet, gentle, the way she loved to be kissed by Ben, which had become infrequent since the accident. She missed that. Missed it more than she ever thought possible.

Falling Into Winter

Contemporary

Sandhill Publishers

Note: Other sellers may not be trustworthy or forthcoming in their advertising. Purchase through reputable online bookstore retailers, such as Amazon and Barnes & Noble. About Nantucket Daffodil Festival: 5,000 black-and-white negatives of Nantucket island were tucked away in boxes for almost 40 years until they were dusted off and used to create three beautiful and unique photographic essays. Book One: Island Images Book Two: Daffodil Festival Book Three: Christmas Stroll Each book contains more than 70 black-and-white amazing photographs showing life on Nantucket during the years from 1979 through 1982. In Book One you'll be treated to beautiful pictures of landscapes, buildings and more, along with excerpts from the photographer's journal, his feelings, hopes and dreams, as he lived and worked on Nantucket. In Book Two, you'll become part of a photographic ride in the yearly parade for the daffodils - The Daffodil Festival - to the town of Siasconset where you will enjoy a tailgate feast and marvel at all the classic cars. And in Book Three, you'll gather with the residents of Nantucket, participate in a parade for Santa, sip hot cider while you shop and enjoy the festive celebration of the Christmas spirit that only Nantucket can offer during Nantucket's annual Christmas Stroll.

Nantucket Daffodil Festival

Arts & Photography

Photography & Video

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