Redmond Holt uses verse to lay bare the existential despair and fleeting hope of a city on the brink, with each poem inviting you to feel the weight of those fateful days for the Jewish people.
Unashamedly Gypsy by birth, John Purcell’s passion for Jesus shines through on every page of this book. How does a man who couldn’t read or write lead thousands to Christ, witness countless miracles, and become known as ‘The Walking Bible’?
From the turbulent history of Oliver Cromwell’s conquests to the lasting impact on Barbados, Ireland, and beyond, this book exposes generational pain and injustice. It shines a light on the descendants of those transported as prisoners—people still living under the shadow of forgotten suffering.
1000-year-old tale as relevant to today’s world.
London, 1957. A medical student advertises for a lodger at his Baker Street flat — and finds himself sharing it with a man whose powers of deduction are as brilliant as they are unsettling.
A Singular Tenant by Patrick Wallis Hickey brings together nine atmospheric mystery cases, rich in wry humour, intrigue and an unforgettable partnership.
Behind the headlines were families whose lives changed forever.
Mid Ulster Uncensored brings together firsthand testimonies of bereavement, injury and survival during the Troubles. From everyday working lives to the devastation of Teebane, those who lived through it tell their stories in their own words.
A powerful record of courage, loss and the lasting cost of violence, gathered through Mid Ulster Victims Empowerment (MUVE).
In 1940, as Europe fell beneath the shadow of war, a young soldier from Milford, County Armagh, found himself far from home, cold, frightened and uncertain whether he would live to see another morning
Redmond Holt’s verses illuminate the inner battles, the doubts, and the moments of grace that lead to redemption told through his remarkable poetry.
Armed with paper and pen, he crafts illuminating and deeply resonant poems that seamlessly merge joy with insight.