Ray Wooster

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Books dealing with World War Two

While the centenary of the First World War saw an increase in the number of books written about that conflict, the two decades after that war saw numerous other books published about the conflict....

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Names in Titles

To what extent are you attracted to a book by the name of a person or place in the title? Here are some names of people in titles by TSL authors…

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Travel with a book

I don’t need to tell you that there are various ways of travelling. And with concern about the climate and environment, more people are looking to stay local where possible. Irrespective of your views...

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Dogs, Cats and Horses

You either love animals or you don’t… and of those who love animals, some have a preference for a particular kind or breed. Here at TSL, we don’t discern… as seen in our collection...

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Horses and donkeys

In days gone by, horses and donkeys were important for transport. Today in many rural settings, they can still be found performing similar functions whilst in more affluent areas, horses are a hobby and...

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Ducks

Recently I was reminded of that wonderful Duck Song my husband found when our nieces were visiting quite some time back now. It made me think of other duck mentions… Naughty little ducklings help...

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Aristocracy: a developing theme

Aristocracy: a developing theme Despite today’s ideas of equality, the Aristocracy still features strongly in literature. Suprisingly, in a number of books published by TSL. For this list, we turn things around adding a...

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Austin Motor Cars and Others

An Austin features in both Michael’s Magic Motor Car by Ray Wooster and Leslie Tate’s Heaven’s Rage. I’m not one to know much about cars but given that the Austin has featured in two...

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Cricket

The Ashes – Cricket I couldn’t resist. When this post was first written (June 2015) England and Australia faced each other to battle it out for the urn containing the ashes of English cricket....

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Cows

For those who don’t know me, I love cows! I think my love of cows goes back to my childhood (one of my grandfather‘s was a dairy farmer for a while) but that’s a...