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Cover designers The following cover designers have worked with TSL authors. TSL doesn’t commission artists, authors choose to do so and make arrangements separately to TSL. However, we at TSL realise the challenges creative...
Community Projects TSl publishes books for a variety of reasons, one of them being to support community projects and give aspiring writers an opportunity to share their creations. The diversity of contribution around a...
John Samson One of the reasons TSL came into being was to publish John’s writing following our discovery of how subjective the world of publishing is. That journey is a long story, not for...
Peter Lilly Peter heard of TSL through Nick Horgan. Having seen Nick’s books published by TSL – Breathing Underwater and Memories of Time Travel – Peter felt it was the place for An Array...
Andrew Samson For the astute follower of TSL, you would have realised Andrew has the same surname as the TSL directors. It is nepotism at work – pretty much all publishing, as with other...
Keith Joyce Train Alive! This is a book with a difference. It’s the blue print of the layout of the carriages and engine making up the train that American General Dwight Eisenhower used in...
Peter Charlton Peter wrote and self-published in print his book on Nyasaland volunteers in World War 1. As stock ran down, he asked if TSL/GWAA would reprint the book, making it available internationally. The...
Timothy Hoffelder Timothy’s association with TSL is through our later Great War in Africa Association imprint (GWAA; https:gweaa.com). As an academic assignment, he had translated a Belgian report on prisoners in East Africa during...
Arnold Woolley Arnold was with the British South Africa Police in Rhodesia before it became Zimbabwe. Many of the BSAP were young British men who had gone to serve in the police force in...
Jack Clamp I can’t remember how Jack came to TSL but I’m pleased he did. His history of An Illustrated History of the Protestant Dissenting Church in Potterspury and Yardley Gobion Northamptonshire is a...
James Martin Charlton James is a playwright and academic at Middlesex University. After a longish chat at the British Library about TSL, the challenges of getting published, the world of education and plays being...
William Endley I’ve written about William and his South Africa at War in my capacity ss a WW1 Africa historian here. This pretty much sums things up, except to say that William is continuing...
Oscar Monteiro Oscar was a member of Harrow Writers Circle which is where he heard about TSL. He had self published a novel or two and had helped others with their publications. With TSL,...
Christopher Hammond Christopher’s Passing Passions was, and is, a one-off. Something on his ‘bucket list’ – write a book and get it published. The book – a complete contrast to his pre-retirement day-job mixes...
Hazel Leventhal Hazel’s Soul Stories provides an insight into how attachment shapes our lives. Using anonymised case studies from her time as an attachment therapist/counsellor, she takes her reader through the lived experiences of...
Ian Mackay Ian joined TSL around 2020 having found us as a result of our African connection including the British South Africa Police link with today’s Zimbabwe. Henry Hartley, the focus of his book,...
JM Kearsley Despite Joy (JM) being based in South Africa, she has a fascination for the Peninsula War of the early 1800s. This is the focus of her trilogy, of which the first two...
Roger Bray Roger is one of TSL’s retired journalist authors with a link to Arnie Wilson. Both limerick fans, Arnie recommended Roger’s quirky rhymes written mostly during the lockdown of 2020 – although few...
Kat François I met Kat at an event Diversity House was holding in Maidstone on the First World War in Africa. Kat is a performance poet and had been asked to write a poem...
Cive Greenwood and Jason Wing Clive Greenwood approached TSL about publishing the play he and co-author Jason Wing had researched and written. So it came to be that The Ballad Crookback and Shakespeare was...
