In conjunction with Tim Saunders Publications

SIMON FARROW

Cambridge graduate Simon has fond memories of a very special Border Collie, the subject of his memoir Dusty. Up until the age of 18 the author and his pet, Dusty, were inseparable. Dog lovers the world over will relate to this. 

MARY LEVYCKY

Mary grew up in Hong Kong in the 1950s and 1960s and details her experience in her memoir, Hong Kong.

DON McNEIL

Don McNeil DA, painter and educator, takes the reader on a journey, tracing his life, his disappointments and successes. His journey takes in the influences his parents have had on him. His mother Jean Hastings, who was regarded as Scotland's finest soprano in the 1930s, gave him his passion and love of music while his dad gave him artistic flair and love for directing and producing. He also believes we all travel a path that continually brings us to crossroads in our lives requiring a decision to be made between the trodden road and the untrodden one... His memoirs The Path Less Trodden and The Path Less Trodden (Again) are published by Creative Coverage.

NEIL STEVENSON

In the past week I’ve tried to end a friend’s marriage, got caught in a scam involving foreign students, offended a crime lord’s son and run away with what looks to be about £500,000 quid with the aim of starting again with a girl who’s nowhere to be seen.... Who said being a librarian was boring? Neil Stevenson's debut novel Surface Tension.