Stephen Lewis Books

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Set in British-occupied Palestine in the summer of 1939, the narrative explores the journey of a time traveler equipped only with modern gadgets. As World War II looms, the protagonist navigates the complexities of a turbulent historical landscape, encountering unique challenges and cultural dynamics. The story blends elements of adventure and historical fiction, offering an intriguing perspective on a pivotal moment in history while examining the impact of technology on past events.

Ricky, Micky and Nicky want to be rock stars but have nowhere to practice, until Kevin offers his gran's basement. Kevin wants to be a rock star too. Unfortunately he can't sing or dance, but he proves to be an important part of the band.

The memoir offers a unique perspective on the hospitality industry, highlighting the author's experiences working in various hotels and interacting with a diverse array of entertainers, including comedians and musicians. It emphasizes the importance of teamwork among hotel staff and the rewarding connections made with customers and guests. The narrative also includes memorable moments from working in Nevis, showcasing the enriching experiences that come from engaging with different cultures and personalities in the hospitality field.

Set in 17th century Puritan Boston, the narrative follows Rachel Moore, a housemaid who faces severe consequences after being raped and convicted of fornication. Marked with a black "W" for "whore," she navigates a society rife with religious persecution, while powerful figures like Governor John Winthrop and Anne Hutchinson influence her fate. As the colony prepares for war against the Pequot Indians, Rachel disguises herself as a boy soldier in a desperate quest to reclaim her baby, sold by her father.

This beginner's guide to novel-writing teams a vast knowledge of literary technique with an understanding of the pleasures and pitfalls of being a writer. Drawing on her twenty years experience of teaching Creative Writing, author Carolyn Lewis navigates the various stages of novel writing, from creating characters and plots through to editing and how to make the correct approach to agents and publishers. Contains comprehensive advice, tips, encouragement, and practical exercises for aspiring novelists.