£9.50 In 1967, Norman Hidden (1913-2006) launched WORKSHOP: New Poetry. It was in Issue No 13 (October 1971) that Peter Cash’s first published poem House appeared beside poems by W. H. Auden, Ted Hughes and Thom Gunn. In 1978, The Poetry Society launched The National Poetry Competition in which Peter Cash won a prize with […]
To mark their joint 120th anniversary, “GLENTIMON – A History of the Flute Band and Loyal Orders of Sion Mills” charts the history of the three Loyal Orders and the Flute Band from their formation in the late 19th century through to the present day.
‘The Rapture’ as believed by many today is Satan’s theological horror story for end-times evangelicals, to send as many of them to hell as possible. This is the bold contention of evangelical theologian Nathanael Lewis. Building on his previous works that smashed pillar after pillar of ‘Pre-Trib Left Behind’ belief with detailed research in the […]
The immensely popular Left Behind novel and movie series, along with non-fiction books advocating the ‘blessed hope’ of the rapture are believe by many evangelicals to be the only truly biblical understanding of the end times. Tim LaHaye, co-author of the Left Behind series and leading spokesman for the ‘pre-trib’ movement touts a much-imitated chart of […]
How do we understand the record of the rocks on which we exist, and how has that understanding come about? This short but penetrating work tackles this key issue of our time and sets it in a wider context. Exploding many myths along the way, it tracks the debate all the way back to ancient […]
In what is probably the most systematic work on the subject of the early church teaching on the ‘Rapture’, the church and the Antichrist, theologian Nathanael Lewis picks up where his last book, ‘Rapture Rupture!’ left off, once again exposing lie after lie and fabrication after fabrication coming from the Pre-Tribulationists. In this work he […]
For nearly two centuries, a cancer has been eating away at biblical truth. That can be said in many fields, but there is one cancer that is particularly chameleon-like in that it masquerades as supremely biblical, and condemns all other views as deficient – the belief in a so-called ‘Pre-Tribulation’ rapture. Its proponents wield a […]
£4.50 In 1977, Peter Cash’s then-girlfriend Linda took up a teaching post at a school in the West Midlands and found rented accommodation in the village of Belbroughton in Worcestershire. This short collection both centres and reflects upon their times there in the first, freezing-cold months of 1978. The Ancient Greek philosopher Socrates is reported […]
Chris Hill has attended Waddington Street Centre writing courses for several years. This book is an anthology of his three previously published booklets of poetry and prose. Chris is a huge music fan with extremely varied tastes. He is also a film buff with a particular interest in noir and boxing movies. Chris lives in […]
Conceived on New Year’s Eve to parents who will never get to see each other again, baby Rose arrives in the thoroughly modern world of 1900. Content during her childhood years, little Rose grows up in an ostensibly happy home; until, that is, she discovers her mother’s life changing secret. She dedicates the rest of […]