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News 12 July 2002NEW BOOKS JUST IN More information on some of our forthcoming titles can be found in the forthcoming titles area of our site.
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CONFIRMED PUBLICITY John Beasant's OMAN is being reviewed in the Guardian on the 20th of July.
A pre-publicity extract of DUEL IN THE SUN is being run this Sunday in the Scotland on Sunday.
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July
will see the publication of NEW DEVELOPMENTS FOR MS SUFFERERS (184018
4647) by Jan de Vries. Drawing on nearly 40 years' experience of treating
MS sufferers this is the follow up to MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS, also by Jan.
He proves that a gluten-free diet is highly beneficial and this is a
simple yet thorough guide on how to follow a gluten free diet in every
day life. Includes easy to follow recipes. 
Published
in August, BURKE AND HARE (184018 5759) has just arrived in the
office. The paperback with its ghoulish jacket reveals a sordid tale
of a society, which, although famed for its intellectual and progressive
thinking, depended upon predatory criminals for the advance of medical
knowledge. With the medical school in Edinburgh desperate for corpses
to use for dissection two names Burke and Hare, are infamous as body
snatchers. They murdered at least 16 innocent victims, including a 12-year
old boy, in the name of medical science.
NATURAL
HAZARD (184018 6240) is published in September and is written by
Norman Dabell, bestselling author of Winning the Open, published also
by Mainstream. This is a hilarious account of Norman's mishaps while
touring with golf's best sportsmen on the golf circuit.
Published
this September, HURLING'S TOP 20, coincides with RTE's radio series of
the same name. It profiles 20 of the greatest hurling legends, including
Christy Ring, Mick Mackey and Jack Lynch. It chronicles over half a century
of hurling history, as seen through the eyes of those who played at the
highest level of the game.
Also
published in September is IN SEARCH OF PIRATES (184018 5694).
The jacket is fantastic (compliments to Tina Hudson!) and it is the story
of modern day pirates in the South China Sea. In the author's tireless
quest to find information he eventually tracked down some of the most
ruthless and dangerous criminals in South-east Asia. 
