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Charlotte’s Kitchen – Recipes
from the Yearlstone Vineyard cafe
By Charlotte Lampard
Forword by Robin Hanbury-Tenison
A sumptiuous book of recipes for
“food that goes well with wine”, which is what you
might expect from the cafe of Devon’s oldest vineyard.
For many yerars Charlotte Lampard has been serving up her
special dishes for customes who know what they like and
consistently come back for more.
Published May 2010, 64 pp, £8.95, plus postage
Bonnes Vacances! Sharing a house in
France
By Andrée Rushton
The people of the ancient market town in
southern France could not understand it. Why on earth would all
these Anglais want to come together to turn a fading hôtel particulier into a shared home if they weren’t related? Bonnes Vacances!
is the intriguing story of how a group of friends and
acquaintances with different tastes, outlooks and personalities
created an ideal holiday retreat. Published
July 12, 2009
As featured in the July 2009 issue of
French Property News
£7.95, plus postage:
order@bristolbook.co.uk, tel: (+44) 020 7358 0044
Revolution! Cuba ’58
By Kent Barker
A gripping novel about the Cuban
revolution, based on real events and key people. Through the
character of Joe Lyons, a South Londoner, radio journalist Kent
Barker brings alive the heady days leading up to the downfall
of General Batista. From working with the mafia-controlled
casinos of Havana to fighting alongside Che Guevara,
Lyons’ tale tracks the dramatic events on the ground and
follows the political intrigue of the Americans. The story
oozes rum, sun, sex, salsa and guns – the essence of Cuba
on the eve of the revolution in ’58
A Soldier in Greasepaint:
one man’s unorthodox war
one man’s unorthodox war
By Felix Barker
Before his post-war career as journalist,
theatre critic and historian, Felix Barker was the mainstay of
the Balmorals, a troupe of actors, singers and dancers who
formed the entertainment unit of the 51st Highland Division.
They performed across North Africa after El Alamein, in France
just after D-Day, and finally in Berlin where they played in
Potsdam during the 1945 conference.
The diaries and
Felix’s letters home were found in a box in the attic
after his death in 1997 and have been edited by Denise
Silvester-Carr.
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