Rhiannon Sanderson Livres

The Phoenix of Persia is an epic tale from Shahnameh, a collection of myths and legends by the 10th century poet Ferdowsi.

A delightful and funny tale from India about a very important invention!

A practical leadership guide and toolkit for lawyers that has been tried and tested globally.

Ian Clayton promotes the idea that a sense of place is not just about bricks and mortar, rather it's in the people and the stories we tell each other. We are what we do, what we eat and wear, the places we go to enjoy ourselves, the way we share our history and what we have in common. Right Up Your Street brings together a selection of weekly columns Ian has written for his local paper, the Pontefract and Castleford Express. This fascinating compendium of real stories thrives on the term local; it is about round here in all its eccentric, bewildering and historical glory, putting pride right back into place and the local firmly amongst the global.

'Ian's book is brimming with laughter, tall stories, great memories and endless rounds of wonderful beer. It's also a call to arms to save this unique institution.' - Roger Protz, Editor Good Beer Guide 2000-2018Where do we go to meet old friends? What is our first port of call when we want to show new mates something that speaks about our identity? The pub of course, or better still our local.Author Ian Clayton embarked on a lifelong love affair with local pubs in the middle of the 1970s. He has raised a glass in neighbourhood bars around the world for more than forty years. His stories are intertwined with quests to find perfect pints and peoples' palaces and about joining in with the joy he finds in the unique gathering place we call the public house.He moves across the generations and boundaries to take a glimpse at what makes the pub tick. Humorous and poignant by turns, It's The Beer Talking tells of the laughter, the tears, the cheers, the remembering and forgetting, but most of all the camaraderie we all crave. This book will resonate with anyone who as ever uttered that immortal phrase, 'Do you fancy a pint?'

The Goddess in all her glory! A celebration of important and powerful goddess mythologies from around the world.