Kirjahaku

A trilogy of murder mystery plays, will the audience discover who is guilty?

'Artifice and Innocence' is the story of a small data analysis consultancy trying to defend itself against the power of a multinational drug company. Set in the world of research science in contemporary London, the narrator, bookish mathematician Steve Rockett, is intellectually strong but emotionally weak. When a strange flamboyant character gives Steve some notebooks containing an encoded message, he becomes obsessed with his tormentor and the puzzle, at times not being sure what is real and what is only in his mind. Steve's stress is further compounded when a large pharmaceutical company tries to unfairly discredit his struggling business. Is there a link between the puzzle and a new drug in the final stages of its clinical trials? A chance remark made by Steve's sister may be the key to unlock the puzzle and turn the tables on his oppressor.

A murder mystery drama play set on an island off the coast of Cornwall. Suitable for an event combined with a two course meal.

Travelogue describing a year spent in Kathmandu, Nepal. Extracted from a popular blog. A quirky and humorous account of all aspects of life in Nepal.

Beatriz aims to be a top goal-scorer for Lewes FC, but she's struggling with her weight, her friends, her school and her dad. Meanwhile her grandfather thinks she needs assistance from the unknown, so together the two develop a pre-match ritual. It might be superstition, but if it helps Bea get on the ball then she'll take it. Yet her dad and his criminal contacts could still ruin everything, and who is the mysterious boy willing to risk his own safety to support Bea and her dream of being a professional footballer? Bea on the Ball, a novel inspired by Lewes FC and their Equality FC campaign.