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 Banners of Old Cornwall Societies 

By David Stark

 ISBN 0 902660 35 7

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A Cornish Story
by
Owen Bullock

Centring on the character of Melville, a labourer in the 1980’s China Clay mines of Cornwall. The world is ruffled, Melville is suspected of a crime of which he’s innocent, though tempted to commit. Redundancy looms, so does the prospect of an unexpected relationship.
Told through phonetic and poetic prose it’s combines Cornish & dialect interest.

ISBN 978-1-906845-11-7
 

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Cornwall the Hidden Land 

By Richard and Ann Jenkin

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The Dog who walked to London 

By Ann Trevenen Jenkin 

40 illustrated pages

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Dreckly
a collection of possibilities
by
Les Merton

A collection of speculative or futuristic writing which at times digs into the bedrock of Cornwall and its legends. The end of the world in Delhi is examined and a stark warning about space stations is issued, while a shot in the arm of a virtual-reality make-love-now injection compensates.
 

Palores Publications

ISBN 978-1-906845-24-7

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Funding the Ladder 

The Passmore Edwards Legacy

by Dean  Evans. 

Pages 273pp.

Price £20.00 + p&p. 

The Further Cornish Adventures of Robert the Rabbit
by 
Veronica Holdgate

Set in Cornwall eight further everyday, but exciting, adventures of Robert the Rabbit & friends that include experiences such as: a sleepover, the newcomers and the Furry Dance make this well illustrated book a delight and part of the learning curve for young children.

Palores Publications

ISBN 978-1-906845-15-5

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The Official Encyclopaedia of the Cornish Pasty 
written by Les Merton - illustrated by Nicola Clark 

‘... the imagined universe whereby the humble pasty 
is at the fulcrum of social life’ Cornish World. 

The book that help to defend Cornwall in the pasty wars  has reported in the national press and on radio & T.V.

As featured on That Sunday Night Show on ITV1

Palores Publications

ISBN 0-9539594-8-1 - 

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Scryfa  

Celebrating Contemporary Cornish Writing 

Volume six,

by Various Authors, 

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by James King

A tragic dream brings together David a pianist, Beth a singer and Anna a model fleeing to St Agnes from her Italian gangster husband’s brutality. 

Dreams and memories from Roman Britain to the present, come together as this story of humour, tragedy, happiness and love, unfolds in Cornwall and Milan. 

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 Tremanyon - A shadow falls

by Carol Symons
 

Richard Tremayne returns to build a new home in Cornwall employing Ginifur as a maid for his wife and daughters. When his wife dies a shadow falls on the peninsular but Old Betsy says a special event will lift it.

Richard sails to Canada leaving Ginifur to care for his children and returns to find that much has happened - life has changed at Tremanyon.

ISBN 078-1-906845-21-6
 

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A Visitor to Cornwall

By Joanna Mattingly (Illustrations)

& Stephen Tyrell (text)

This book won a Commendation in the 2008 Gorseth Kernow's Holyer and Gof competition for publishers of Cornish books 

Once in a while there is a book which truly deserves the epithet ‘charming’ and this is one such.

Joanna Mattingly, well known to local historians throughout Cornwall, developed early in life a passion for sketching and watercolours.    She has another love too – for Cornwall’s old buildings, and the two are here combined in a delightful portrayal of the atmosphere as well as the likenesses of seventy buildings.   

The publication itself is of very high quality and good to handle.   It is satisfying to see an art book printed in Cornwall (by Booth’s of Mabe) as most seem to be produced overseas these days.                       

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