Paul Cowan Books

Exploring the culture wars that divide America, this work draws on seven years of in-depth reporting from various communities. Paul Cowan investigates the conflicts surrounding education, housing, and civil rights, highlighting significant events like the school busing crisis in Boston and the miners' strike in Harlan County. Through his empathetic lens, he captures the struggles and aspirations of diverse groups, shedding light on the complex interplay of professional, religious, ethnic, and racial identities in American society.

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Katy embarks on an adventurous quest in a magical land filled with Trolls, Trees, Pirates, and Fluff. Her mission is to rescue her father from the clutches of the nefarious Zizom. With determination and bravery, Katy navigates this enchanting world, facing challenges and meeting unique characters along the way.

Glass Work Humans is a bold, unflinching collection of short stories and poems offering an honest and, at times, darkly humorous glimpse into the fragile and precarious lives of ordinary men and women in 21st-century Scotland. From the steelworker penning a suicide note in his lunch hour to the lonely divorcee finding comfort in a swarm of bees, the war-weary ex-copper toasting lost lives and the battle-scarred son dealing with his violent past, these are all people on the brink but not quite ready to break - seeking hope, salvation and solace in the smallest of everyday miracles.