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Paul Mould Publishing |
Paul Mould Publishing is a small publishing company based in Boston, Lincolnshire, England.
Paul Mould Publishing invites new and established authors to submit manuscripts via GetPublished.co.uk.
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Housecarl |
In this, his first novel, Laurence J Brown explores the events around the Norman invasion of England in 1066 from a Saxon perspective. It is looking likely that a major film company will make an offer for an option to make the movie; you saw it here first. |
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Cold Heart, Cruel Hand |
A sequel to Housecarl, Laurence J Brown's acclaimed account of the Norman Conquest of England in 1066, Cold Heart, Cruel Hand continues to follow the adventures of Ranulf Redbeard as he fights alongside Hereward the Wake in a final bloody stand on the Isle of Ely. |
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Twisted River |
Mel Hague, a well regarded British country music singer has written a number of novels including several westerns. The first of these to be published by Paul Mould Publishing is Twisted River. |
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To Hell with the Badge |
Sherriff Jud Harris sets out to find two kidnapped children and finds himself heading deep into Mexico on the trail of white slavers and Mexican bandits. He takes along his posse of four trusted men: the Summers boys, Bob and Luke, Bart Garrick and old timer, Tracker and sharpshooter, Josiah Clemance. |
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The Grey Man |
The Grey Man by Mel Hague is a supernatural horror story, which has been likened to a modern version of 'Candyman'. |
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All Bitter and Twisted |
Burly RAF aircraft technician, Corporal Ben Brownley is hell bent on seeking a savage revenge for the death of his brother, who was driven to a suicide by the relentless bullying and heavy arm tactics meted out by the trade union thugs. They have re-emerged into the society and the workplace following the re-election of a new socialist government in the general election of 1997. |
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And Fight for Bread |
It is May, 1817. In the stables of the Old Eclipse Inn in Mansfield Tom Stone, aged 16, works as an ostler, like his father and grandfather before him. His sister, Ann, has recently given birth to a son, Caleb, but her husband, Jonathan Parker, a framework knitter, is suffering the effects of the current economic climate. Indeed workers are becoming so poor and disaffected that there is talk of a national uprising to overthrow the Government and the Monarchy. |
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Murder in the Eagle's Shadow |
Twenty years have passed since the Twentieth Legion defeated Queen Boudicca and the Iceni and they are preparing to celebrate. The guest of honour is to be Julius Agricola, Governor of Britannia and a former commander of the Twentieth Legion. On the eve of his arrival the Senior Centurion, Quintis Flavius Acilianus, is found slumped over his desk with an iron stylus embedded in his neck. Agricola undertakes an investigation into the murder and soon discovers that there is no shortage of suspects. |
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The Light and the Dark |
What is good? What is evil? Does the birth of a baby herald a new beginning, or the beginning of the end? Before his birth, Daniel Seymour brings trouble: as he grows, things just seem to happen. |
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Rebel 'til I Die |
Summer 1862 finds America in the grip of an increasingly bloody civil war. The Confederate Army of Virginia has invaded the North and now faces the enemy on their own ground, but tragedy stalks their every move. |
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The Yellow Badge |
Edward Cooper hated Jews. He had been brought up in a country where the people knew the right thing to do with the infidels; kill them all. He had also been raised to respect women and to protect the weak and so, when he witnesses an assault on a Jewish couple by two wealthy young nobles, he is faced with an impossible dilemma. His solution leads him to question his beliefs, to become estranged from his family and finally to become involved in a conflict which may claim his friends' lives as well as his own. |
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God's Hammer |
935 AD: The North is in turmoil. Harald Fairhair, Norway's greatest King has died leaving his high seat to his murderous son Erik Bloodaxe. To solidify his claim, Erik ruthlessly disposes of all opponents to his throne, save one. |
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The Book of Galahad |
Europe: the sixth century. The Roman Empire has collapsed, and many rival kingdoms have grown up in its place. The young Prince Galahad broods vengeance on the man who fathered him and abandoned him to an insane mother and a terrifying, druid grandfather: the king's general, Launcelot. His plan takes him to the court of Arther, High King of Britannia, and into the elite fellowship sent forth to acquire the greatest relic in Christendom - the Holy Grail. It is Galahad alone who, when their goal is within reach, must make the final decision between revenge and redemption. |
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Up She Goes! and The Breighton Twins |
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History |
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In Drake's Wake: The Early Voyages |
Michael Turner is the first Drake author to go beyond the archives to test all the primary sources in the field, on a worldwide scale. The pictorial, topographical text is laced with research techniques and adventures in reaching all the Drake places by the author. This book reveals the ultimate goegraphical Drake knowledge, written on location by an intrepid adventurer with a Drake's-eye view. This book will be enjoyed by the Drake scholar and the armchair traveller alike. |
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Conscript Heroes |
Edited by Keith Janes, this book combines his father's war diaries with other supporting material to provide a detailed and readable account of Peter Scott Janes' experiences as an escapee in wartime France. |
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Detachment W |
In Detachment W, Derek Richardson traces the experience of British soldier's not rescued at Dunkirk as France fell. Hundreds managed to reach the unoccupied South of France only to be captured by French authorities, bound by the 1940 Armistice Convention. This is the story of how a clandestine escape network was set up and of the steps taken by the French military to prevent escapes. |
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Centennial Anthology |
Anecdotes, historical and literary articles relating to Boston Grammar School. Published in 2000 to mark the centenary of The Old Bostonian Association. |
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Down Memory Lane |
An anthology of local history articles by Paul Mould that have previously appeared in the local newspapers of Boston, Lincolnshire, England. |
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Wartime Schooldays in Boston |
Paul Mould recalls his childhood during the Second World War. |
Movie Books |
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Mould's Movie Careers - Actresses |
The careers of 8,000 actresses, this book is promoted by Barry Spikings, Producer of the Oscar-winning film, The Deer Hunter |
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Mould's Movie Careers - Directors |
The careers of 3,000 directors. |
Children's Books |
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Jewel in the Attic and The Adventures of Tiger |
Jewel in the Attic is a brand new children’s novel by Janet M Kimmons. It is a story of childhood wonder and adventure in the classic tradition. When Tom moves to a new home, his curiosity is tried by an old, workshop... It isn’t long before strange and bizarre things are happening... Tiger is a little girl with a magic dress, which shows pictures like a TV screen. Children can see the pictures but grown-ups cannot, only Tiger’s Grandmother, who has a top that matches Tiger's dress. |
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Practice Makes Perfect |
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Mind, Body & Spirit |
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Good Spirits |
Helen was asked by Princess Diana's spirit if she would write down her last words. She asked for her sons to be told she was not saying goodbye; she would always be there for them. She said Prince Charles was her friend before her death and added "May God bless him. I have forgiven him. Let him live in peace with Camilla." Follow Helen's story as she learns to interpret the hidden messages from spirits and understand why they need her help. Good Spirits was featured on the front page of Psychic News on Saturday March 6, 2004. |
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