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News and Events
At Extremis Publishing we are in the process of developing new titles throughout the year, and information about book releases will be posted to the site along with author news and breaking developments.
Please keep checking back for updates about our forthcoming publications, as well as details of book launches and other Extremis Publishing public events. |
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Forthgiving is Focus of New Podcast
1st June 2023 In this month's episode of the Extremis Publishing Podcast, philanthropic trust Forthgiving is the focus of conversation. Forthgiving is a unique local charity offering support to people in crisis throughout the Forth Valley area. In this episode, Ellen Dickie and Nick Cooke discuss the long history of the organisation and talk about its important work in the present day, collaborating with groups throughout Stirlingshire, Falkirk and Clackmannanshire to provide support directly to individuals who find themselves in a situation of personal difficulty as well as to organisations supporting disadvantaged members of the community. To listen to the podcast, please visit your favourite audio streaming provider or our podcast page. For more information about Forthgiving and its work, please visit the official website at: https://www.forthgiving.org.uk/ |
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Thanks to Forth Valley College
31th May 2023 Many thanks to everyone who attended Dr Tom Christie's recent Writing for Publication course at Forth Valley College's Stirling Campus. The lecture series ran for six weeks between April and May, and covered all of the major issues involved in preparing a book for the publishing process as well as many other considerations involved in being a professional writer. Special thanks to the Forth Valley College staff for making the course possible, and for all of their much-appreciated support throughout the series. |
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Introducing Behind the Scenes with Santa and Mrs Claus
30th May 2023 Our indefatigable friends at the North Pole Press have just launched a brand new podcast - and it's one that shines a light into the mysteries of what it takes to become the world's most beloved festive figures! In Behind the Scenes with Santa and Mrs Claus, Santa Joe Moore and Mary "Mrs Claus" Moore will be talking about the personal journey which has led them to amazing adventures all across the United States. With more than twenty years of experience as Santa and Mrs Claus, they have some incredible tales to tell - and you can join them as they relate their unique story to listeners all across the world! You won't want to miss a single episode. To join Santa Joe and Mary on their journey, you can listen on any of your favourite streaming audio platforms. For more details, please visit their website at: https://thenorthpolepress.com/santa-mrs-claus-podcast/ |
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Murray Will Soon be Flyting the Rock
25th May 2023 There's no holding back Dr Murray Cook when it comes to exploring Stirling's history! As part of this year's Off the Page Book Festival, Murray will be teaming up with the celebrated cultural heritage expert Dr Valentina Bold for Flyting the Rock, a special event taking place on Friday 26th May between 6:30pm and 8pm. The pair will be discussing Stirling’s rich history of poetry from the Court of the Stuarts to the Wallace Monument in a unique guided walk that will showcase the many people and places around the city that either inspired or are celebrated in poetry and song. For more details, please visit https://www.stirling.gov.uk/community-life-and-leisure/libraries-and-archives/libraries/off-the-page-book-festival-2023/ |
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Podcasts Now on Goodpods
18th May 2023 Great news! The Extremis Publishing Podcast and Traditionally Speaking are now both available to listen to on Goodpods. Goodpods is a new podcast player and discovery app with an emphasis on sharing your favourite podcasts with friends and contacts. With a growing number of listeners, this new platform is already proving popular, and we're delighted that new episodes of our podcasts are being hosted there. To listen to the podcasts on Goodpods, please visit their website at: https://goodpods.com/podcasts/the-extremis-publishing-podcast-256310 or https://goodpods.com/podcasts/traditionally-speaking-256308. |
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Krampus Invades Traditionally Speaking
15th May 2023 Who is the mysterious Krampus, and how did he become the sinister doppelganger of our beloved St Nicholas? In this episode of the Traditionally Speaking podcast, Tom and Joe look into the story behind this shadowy figure, exploring how he has been depicted in European and American popular culture and is now being portrayed in books and movies. If you're not on the nice list already, you'll soon want to be after hearing about Krampus. To listen to the podcast, please visit your favourite audio streaming provider or the Traditionally Speaking website at: http://traditionally-speaking.com. |
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End of the Road for James's Australian Travels
10th May 2023 Travel author James R.A. Herriot has been bidding a fond farewell (for now, at least) to the beautiful land of Australia. While staying at Cape Lodge, he sampled wines from vineyards along the Margaret River including Vasse Felix, Voyager, Cape Mentelle, Leeuwin and Fermoy, and then headed to his final destination - the amazing city of Perth: the capital of Western Australia. James has had an unforgettable time on his latest Oz odyssey, and has met many incredible people on his journeys. But where next for his globetrotting adventures? Stay tuned to find out! |
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Murray Features on BBC News
8th May 2023 Congratulations to author Dr Murray Cook, who has recently been featured on the BBC News Scotland website in an article spotlighting his recent archaeological excavation on Dumyat in the Ochil Hills. Supported by his indefatigable team of volunteers, Murray was working in collaboration with the University of Aberdeen's Northern Picts Project in an effort to investigate the existence of a complex belonging to the Maiatai - a people from antiquity who fought invading Romans centuries ago. The dig uncovered many exciting finds including pottery, a brooch and some evidence of metal working. For more information, please visit the article on the BBC News website at: https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/cw4pn89wg4do |
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James's Australian Adventures Continue
4th May 2023 In the penultimate stage of his travels Down Under, intrepid travel writer James R.A. Herriot has spent a week in glorious Arnhem Land - a striking historical region of the Northern Territory of Australia. He has been travelling in high style by private plane to visit amazing forests, ancient cave paintings, and some of the most incredible night skies you'll ever see. Where will the last leg of James's Oz Odyssey take him? Not long now until we find out! |
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The Robin Hood 500 Newsletter
3rd May 2023 Did you know that Neil Hallam's Robin Hood 500 Route has its own official newsletter? It's the best place to find regular information about what's happening on the 500RH, discover the amazing exclusive deals that are available to members, hear about events taking place on and around the route, and generally stay in touch with all the latest news from this remarkable new road trip. For more information about how to sign up, please visit the Robin Hood 500 Route website at: https://500rh.co.uk/. |
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New The Sabbatical Podcast
2nd May 2023 In this episode of The Extremis Publishing Podcast, travel writer James R.A. Herriot - author of The Sabbatical: A Year of Travel During the Pandemic - has a chat about his amazing life of global journeys. He discusses the distinctive set of ideas which brought about his book of international travel memoirs, written during the pandemic when no-one was able to leave their homes, and reflects on the incredible experiences he has enjoyed across the world thus far. To listen to the podcast, please visit your favourite audio streaming provider or our podcast page. |
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The Oz Odyssey Enters New Territory
27th April 2023 Still on his travels through beautiful Australia, author James R.A. Herriot has been continuing to hit the road Down Under. First, he has taken a flight into sunny Cairns, and from there onwards via helicopter to Mount Mulligan. As the photo suggests, he took part in an action-packed itinerary which included mustering cattle, a visit to the abandoned Tyrconnel gold mine, and then a trip to the ghost town of Mulligan. Stay tuned to find out where his next destinations will be! |
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James's Continuing Journeys Down Under
19th April 2023 Travel writer James R.A. Herriot is continuing his journeys in the glorious land of Australia. In the past week he has been visiting historic Byron Bay, and has then moved on to Melbourne where he has taken this striking image from the famous St Kilda’s Pier. Where will be the next destination on his antipodean odyssey? Watch this space for further news from beautiful Oz! |
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Traditionally Speaking Focuses on Board Games
14th April 2023 Can there be a family festive tradition more treasured than the board game? From childhood favourites through to modern iterations, playing board games with loved ones can bring back happy Christmas memories - or perhaps a few competitive arguments! In this episode of the Traditionally Speaking podcast, Tom and Joe discuss the many different types of games that have been popular over the years, from the best-known to the more obscure. To listen to the podcast, please visit your favourite audio streaming provider or the Traditionally Speaking website at: http://traditionally-speaking.com. |
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James's Adventures in Oz
12th April 2023 Intrepid travel writer James R.A. Herriot has been off on his travels again - and taking a hard-earned new sabbatical in beautiful Australia! So far he's visited Melbourne, Domain Chandon in the Yarra Valley, Metung and many other amazing locations Down Under. Where will be next on his travel list? Only time will tell! If you'd like to read about James's earlier odysseys around the world, don't forget that his book The Sabbatical is available in hardback and paperback editions. Find out more about his journeys to some astonishing and far-flung places - many of them quite unique and anything but conventional destinations! |
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The 500RH Website for Robin Hood and Travel Enthusiasts Everywhere
6th April 2023 Did you know that Neil Hallam's Robin Hood 500 Route is so much more than an epic road trip? On the official website, you will discover a whole range of exclusive 500RH merchandise on the online shop, as well as the 500RH membership programme which provides many benefits when purchasing from participating retailers on and around the route. There is also background information about the project, itineraries for those travelling the route, details of accommodation in the area, and an outline of some of the amazing things to see and do on this most iconic of road trips. A visit to the site is highly recommended for anyone who is seeking to get the most out of their journey around some of the most beautiful and historically significant regions in all of England. To find out more, please visit the official 500RH website at: https://500rh.co.uk/ |
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Bannockburn House Podcast
3rd April 2023 Jim Bennett, outgoing CEO of the Bannockburn House Trust and social enterprise specialist, joins us for a chat about the amazing Bannockburn House - an historically-significant 17th Century mansion near Stirling which has been the location of many noteworthy cultural events over the years, and is now a unique venue which has become popular with visitors and filming crews alike. To listen to the podcast, please visit your favourite audio streaming provider or our podcast page. For more information about Bannockburn House and the many events taking place there, please visit their website at: https://www.bannockburnhouse.scot/ Image is Copyright © David Ho Photography, all rights reserved. |
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The Robin Hood 500 Route Released Today
31st March 2023 The Robin Hood 500 Route by Neil Hallam is released today! In this exciting new book, Robin Hood enthusiast Neil Hallam presents his brand new road trip around Nottinghamshire, Leicestershire, Lincoln, Yorkshire and Derbyshire which explores the lasting legacy of England's most infamous outlaw - ranging from historical mysteries to enigmatic folklore. Drawing on painstaking research and local legend, Neil pieces together a fascinating and entertaining tapestry of swashbuckling adventures and ancient curiosities which will make you want to visit each and every amazing location for yourself. For more information about how to order the book from participating retailers, please visit our The Robin Hood 500 Route page. Don't forget to visit the official Robin Hood 500 Route website at https://500rh.co.uk/ to find out more about this remarkable travel experience. |
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Extremis Publishing Partners with Jeeni
23rd March 2023 Extremis Publishing would like to announce that it has launched a new line of spoken word features which can be accessed free of charge exclusively on international streaming audio provider Jeeni - a company which has formed a truly unique platform for new content which acknowledges the importance of showcasing creative voices across all genres. Jeeni was founded in 2018 by its chairman Mel Croucher, who established Britain’s first dedicated software house in the 1970s, and CEO Dr Shena Mitchell, a highly experienced academic and business professional. Based in the UK and USA, the business has created a multi-channel platform for original entertainment on demand which forms a direct service between creatives and the global audience. Jeeni gives creatives, independent artists and performers a showcase for their talent and services, allowing them to keep 100% of everything they make. The company empowers its audience and rewards them every step of the way, promising to treat their members ethically, fairly, honestly and with respect. Extremis Publishing’s range of spoken word material was supported by a Go Digital grant which was awarded by Publishing Scotland, the main trade association for the publishing industry in Scotland. To access Extremis Publishing’s range of exclusive audio material on Jeeni, please visit our audiobooks page. Jeeni is currently encouraging new investors to join them on their journey to spread original audio content across the world. For more information, check out their website at https://jeeni.com/ and their latest funding campaign at: https://www.crowdcube.com/companies/jeeni-1/pitches/by95Wb. |
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The Robin Hood 500 Route Video Promo
22nd March 2023 With just over a week to go until its release date, author and journalist Neil Hallam introduces his new book The Robin Hood 500 Route. Talking about this exciting new guidebook, Neil explains the concept behind his new travelling route around beautiful Nottinghamshire, Lincolnshire, Derbyshire and South Yorkshire as he follows in the historical footsteps of England's most beloved figure in folklore, Robin Hood. To watch the video, please visit our YouTube channel at: https://youtu.be/cYBowupwz6M |
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Traditionally Speaking Goes to the Movies
15th March 2023 In this month's episode of Traditionally Speaking, the spotlight is on the TV movie. The United States leads the world in the production of Christmas TV movies, and with its beautiful scenery Scotland has become an increasingly popular filming location for festive features. In this episode, Tom and Joe take a look at two recent TV movies which were filmed in Scotland - Ryan Dewar's "Christmas in the Highlands" and Mary Lambert's "A Castle for Christmas" - and discuss the different real-life places they highlight, as well as exploring why festive TV movies have enjoyed such enduring popularity. To listen to the podcast, please visit your favourite audio streaming provider or the Traditionally Speaking website at: http://traditionally-speaking.com. |
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Publishing Presentation Coming Soon
14th March 2023 Join us on Thursday 23rd March at 7pm when Extremis Publishing's directors Julie Christie and Tom Christie will be giving a presentation about the work of their company. The talk will delve into the publishing giants of Stirling's past before exploring what's involved in modern commercial book publishing and sharing some insights into what we might expect from future developments in this fast-moving industry. The event will be taking place at Legends Coffee House, Abbey Craig, Hillfoots Road, Stirling, FK9 5LF in aid of Stirling District Tourism. Tickets for admission are by donation, and refreshments will be available at the venue on the night. For more information about the presentation, and to book your place in advance, please visit: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/a-brief-history-of-publishing-in-stirling-tickets-488609402877 |
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Celebrating International Women's Day
8th March 2023 Wishing an excellent International Women's Day to all of our readers worldwide. This year's theme is DigitALL: Innovation and technology for gender equality. Thank you to all of the women in digital publishing who are leading the field across the globe. For more information about International Women's Day, please visit the United Nations website at: https://www.un.org/en/observances/womens-day |
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Clootie McToot Dumplings Podcast
2nd March 2023 In this month's episode of the Extremis Publishing Podcast, the founder and owner of Clootie McToot Dumplings Ltd., Michelle Maddox, drops by for a discussion about her remarkable company - one of the most unique food businesses in all of Scotland. Michelle chats about the story behind Clootie McToot, her appearances on UK television, the very special children's book she has authored, and explains why her work has been so important in popularising this most culturally significant of Scottish dishes. To find out more about Clootie McToot Dumplings and their restaurant and gift shop based in the beautiful Perthshire village of Abernethy, please visit their website at: https://clootiemctootdumplings.com/ To listen to the podcast, please visit your favourite audio streaming provider or our podcast page. Images are Copyright © Clootie McToot Dumplings Ltd., all rights reserved. |
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The Robin Hood 500 Route Now Available for Pre-order
28th February 2023 It is with much pleasure that Extremis Publishing would like to announce a new book by Neil Hallam. The Robin Hood 500 Route presents a brand new road trip around Nottinghamshire, Leicestershire, Lincoln, Yorkshire and Derbyshire which explores the lasting legacy of England's most infamous outlaw. In this book, Robin Hood enthusiast Neil Hallam invites you to join him on the trip of a lifetime as he travels around some of the most scenic locations in England searching for the facts behind this famous yet inscrutable figure. His travels take him far beyond busy Nottingham and Sherwood Forest to the village of Robin Hood, the bucolic hamlet of Loxley, charming Whitby and the beautiful Robin Hood’s Bay, via a plethora of caves, coves, churches, crags and castles just waiting to be discovered along the way. Drawing on historical research, national folklore and local legend, Neil pieces together a fascinating and entertaining tapestry of swashbuckling adventures, intriguing mysteries and ancient curiosities which will make you want to visit each and every amazing location for yourself. The Robin Hood 500 Route will be released on Friday 31st March 2023. For more information about the book, including participating retailers, please visit our The Robin Hood 500 Route page. |
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Announcing Neil Hallam
23rd February 2023 Extremis Publishing is delighted to announce that Neil Hallam is the latest author to join our catalogue. Neil is a highly experienced author with a number of diverse books in his bibliography, and it is a pleasure to welcome him to our company. Neil is a freelance writer and photojournalist based in Nottingham, England. His media career began in the 1980s as a photographer for Mansfield Brewery’s trade magazine. Neil is a contributor to magazines as diverse as Police World and Cycling Active. A keen motorcyclist throughout his adult life, Neil contributes to motorcycle magazines in Australia, the USA and Britain. His published work includes touring articles, road tests and technical features. Neil’s professional career began in the law, as a Chartered Legal Executive, moving to the Police for a 22 year career. His journalism experience includes five years seconded to the Home Office as Communications Officer at the Police National CBRN Centre. Since retirement, Neil has pursued his interests in travelling, writing and the media. Neil’s Police experience has found ongoing work as the Police Technical advisor to the scriptwriters of ITV’s Coronation Street and BBC’s Waterloo Road. Watch out for exciting news about Neil's first publication with Extremis Publishing in the very near future. In the meantime, for more information about Neil and his work to date, please visit his website at: www.neilhallam.com |
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New Publishing Talk in Stirling Forthcoming
21st February 2023 Coming up on Thursday 23rd March at 7pm, Extremis Publishing directors Julie Christie and Tom Christie will be giving a presentation at Legends Coffee House, Abbey Craig, Hillfoots Road, Stirling, FK9 5LF about the many ways that the publishing industry has played an important part in Stirlingshire's history and culture. Entitled "A Brief History of Publishing in Stirling", they will be discussing the publishing giants of the city's past before exploring what's involved in modern day book publishing and sharing some insights into what we might expect from future developments in the industry. Tickets for admission are by donation. For more information about the event, and to book your place in advance, please visit: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/a-brief-history-of-publishing-in-stirling-tickets-488609402877 |
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Traditionally Speaking Looks at Christmas Trees
15th February 2023 In this month's Traditionally Speaking podcast, the subject of choice is the Christmas tree. One of the most iconic symbols of the modern festive season, the Christmas tree has become an enduring and comforting motif of the holidays right across the world. In this episode, Tom and Joe take a look at the ancient origins of the Christmas tree and explore the different ways that it has become such an essential part of holiday festivities in so many countries. To listen to the podcast, please visit your favourite audio streaming provider or the Traditionally Speaking website at: http://traditionally-speaking.com. |
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Mission Employable Retrospective Video
10th February 2023 To look back on their recent Mission Employable event for new graduates, Stirling University's Faculty of Arts and Humanities Employability Team has produced a retrospective video which features many reflections from employer guests and student attendees. We were delighted to take part in this event, and hope that it has given plenty of encouragement to graduates who are planning to work in the arts and humanities sector. The video can be viewed on YouTube at: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OQl9lzGneKg |
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Fast-Track to Property Millions Podcast
7th February 2023 In this month's Extremis Publishing Podcast, property experts Laurie Duncan, Alex Robertson and Conar Tracey of the famous Real Estate Wealth Development Group - otherwise known as REWD Group - talk about their first book Fast-Track to Property Millions: a guide to the strategies involved in developing and trading in property, with many reflections on their own incredible business journey. To listen to the podcast, please visit your favourite audio streaming provider or our podcast page. |
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Thanks to Stirling University's Faculty of Arts and Humanities
4th February 2023 Many thanks to Stirling University's Faculty of Arts and Humanities Employability Team, who invited us to their Mission: Employable final year conference dinner at the Stirling Court Hotel. It was a wonderful evening which allowed us to meet many students who were looking ahead to working in roles within the arts and humanities sector after graduation. It was a huge privilege to experience the drive, energy and aspiration of the students, who are seeking jobs in a vibrant and fast-changing workplace, and to offer them encouragement. Thanks to Elaine Knox Watson (pictured right), Employability and Skills Officer at the Faculty of Arts and Humanities, for inviting us along for such an enjoyable event. |
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The Sabbatical Released Today
1st February 2023 James R.A. Herriot's remarkable travel book, The Sabbatical, is available from all good online retailers and independent booksellers from today. In this extraordinary book, the author details his life of world travel in a journal spanning 52 weeks during the global coronavirus pandemic. Unable to travel during the lockdown period, James reveals his adventures exploring destinations on many continents over the years - including some surprising locations and heart-warming encounters. Many thanks also to the Northumberland Gazette for covering the news of James's new book in their latest edition: https://www.northumberlandgazette.co.uk/news/people/berwick-businessman-james-herriot-reflects-on-his-travels-abroad-over-many-years-4006267 Fully illustrated with colour photographs from the author's personal collection, The Sabbatical is available in paperback as well as a special hardback edition. For more information about the book, including participating retailers where you can order your copy, please visit our pages for The Sabbatical and The Sabbatical: Special Edition. |
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The Sabbatical Video Promo
25th January 2023 With only a week to go until his first title is released, author James R.A. Herriot discusses his book The Sabbatical: A Year of Travel During the Pandemic, in which he explores 52 amazing locations across the world that he has visited during his lifetime, as outlined during the national lockdown when no-one was able to travel. He talks about the friends he made, the incredible sights that he has witnessed over the years, and the significance that these places have had to his life. For more information about the book, please visit our The Sabbatical and The Sabbatical: Special Edition pages. |
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Ian and Murray Featured in the Press
23rd January 2023 Congratulations to authors Ian McNeish and Dr Murray Cook, who have been featured in today's edition of the Scottish Daily Mail. An article by George Mair on page 21 of the 23 January 2023 issue spotlights efforts by the pair, as detailed in their recent book The Bannock Burn, to establish a permanent memorial to the late RAF fighter pilot Henri Delabastita, whose Spitfire crashed near the North Third reservoir in January 1943. Their research into, and involvement with, the crash site is explained in the article, and the wartime bravery of Mr Delabastita recognised in detail. The story has also been covered in The Times online at the following link: https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/tribute-to-belgian-spitfire-pilot-who-flew-with-the-raf-phzjl668w |
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Forthcoming Robert Burns Performances from Robbie
17th January 2023 We are delighted to announce that in commemoration of the anniversary of the birth of Scotland's National Bard, Robert Burns, two special events are to be held on scenic Tayside with author Robert Murray. On Friday 20th January, a Burns evening is to take place in the Book House, Broughty Ferry. Robert Burns, played by local writer/actor Robbie Murray, will make an appearance while he edits chapters of his life story. This event starts at 7:30pm and is open to the public but with limited seating available, so booking in advance via Eventbrite is strongly recommended. Sunday 5th February, The Spirit of Robbie Burns, a play which has been performed around Angus churches in recent years and was performed in Edinburgh during last Year's Fringe, will be presented in Newton Panbride Church, Arbroath Road, Carnoustie, at 7pm. James Hutcheson and his cast will tell the Bard's life story in poetry, song, dialogue and narrative. Tickets for this event are available directly from the church, at the local Fobel Shop, or by paying at the door on the evening. Ticket price is £6 per person, including refreshments. Both events are highly recommended, but with tickets going fast advance booking is advised for anyone planning to attend. |
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Scottish Festive Delicacies Discussed on Traditionally Speaking
13th January 2023 In this month's Traditionally Speaking podcast, tasty Scottish Christmas snacks are the topic of choice. Scotland has no shortage of culinary specialities, and Christmas food is no different. In this episode, Tom and Joe discuss two festive delicacies which have found popularity in the modern Scottish Christmas - the ancient bannock cake, and the more recent Ecclefechan tart. But what are the stories which lie behind these distinctive yuletide treats, and why have they been enjoying a resurgence in popularity? To listen to the podcast, please visit your favourite audio streaming provider or the Traditionally Speaking website at: http://traditionally-speaking.com. |
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The Extremis Publishing Podcast Now on Boomplay
9th January 2023 Good news! The Extremis Publishing Podcast is now available to listen to on Boomplay. Boomplay is a leading Internet media streaming and download service with over 70 million monthly users, and is available to access on the web, the Google Play Store and the Apple App Store. To listen to the podcast on Boomplay, please visit their website on: https://www.boomplay.com/podcasts/49200 |
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Ian Taking Part in Veterans' Tall Tales
6th January 2023 Author Ian McNeish will be taking part in a special radio event this weekend, exclusive to Forth Valley Radio. Veterans' Tall Tales is a a radio project where Creative Veterans will be telling their stories in a feature hosted by Mark Wallace. This promises to be a highly entertaining event, full of amazing tales, and listening is highly recommended. The broadcast will take place between 2pm-4pm on Sunday 8th January 2023 on Forth Valley Radio. You can listen live on their website or via their official app. |
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Announcing The Sabbatical for Pre-order
5th January 2023 It is with much excitement that Extremis Publishing can announce that The Sabbatical is now available for pre-order. In this brand new book, author James R.A. Herriot details his life of world travel in a journal spanning 52 weeks of the global coronavirus pandemic, exploring destinations on many continents - including some surprising locations and heart-warming encounters. If you were able to travel anywhere in the world, where would you go? During the second Covid-19 pandemic lockdown, James Herriot decided to collate various of the journeys he and his wife (Debbie) have made during their life together as a journal for their grandchildren. Reminiscing about their favourite places, James also includes suggestions for good books, his favourite music, as well as fine wines consumed with family and friends in the various locations. Travel with him from his beautiful home town of Berwick-upon-Tweed to Australia, New Zealand, America, Italy, France, Spain, Croatia, Turkey, and others, plus some closer to home – all 52 having their own story to tell. Sometimes humorous, sometimes sad, his observations are always thought-provoking. The Sabbatical will help you to reminisce about places you have visited – or possibly encourage you to visit new locations for yourself. The Sabbatical will be released on Wednesday 1st February 2023, and will be available in paperback as well as a special hardback edition. For more information about the book, including participating retailers where you can pre-order your copy, please visit our pages for The Sabbatical and The Sabbatical: Special Edition. |
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Fast-Track to Property Millions Released Today
3nd January 2023 Extremis Publishing is delighted to announce that Fast-Track to Property Millions is released today! In this indispensable volume, property traders and investors Laurie Duncan, Alex Robertson and Conar Tracey introduce the many strategies they have used at the Real Estate Wealth Development Group (REWD Group) to grow their company and undertake one of the most remarkable business journeys imaginable. In this book, these experienced businessmen share their extensive expertise and offer the essential knowledge required to succeed in the world of property, covering topics which include legislation, taxation, due diligence, mindset, finance strategies and much more besides. For more information about how to order the book from participating retailers, please visit our Fast-Track to Property Millions page. |
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Dundee Library Services Feature in Latest Podcast
2nd January 2023 In this month's episode of the Extremis Publishing Podcast, Neil Paterson - Outreach Services and Information Officer at Dundee Library Services - discusses the many activities taking place throughout Tayside to support local communities, bring people together, and promote language and literacy. Modern libraries are about so much more than lending books, and Neil explains how things have been developing since the pandemic in the Dundee area - with a range of new services that might just surprise you. To listen to the podcast, please visit your favourite audio streaming provider or our podcast page. |
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