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RJ Whitfield

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Challenging assumptions

What an incredible interpretation of the seasonal nativity scene. I was intrigued to discover it’s set in Australia – my natural assumption was that it was somewhere in Africa. It just goes to show,...

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Horripilation

A few books in the TSL collection give me horripilations: The Good Vicar by RJ Whitfield, and especially the Lucifer’s Child trilogy by Gideon Masters And I really didn’t expect to find the word...

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Reconciliation

If one wanted to identify a theme in the books I enjoy, it will most likely be Reconciliation. People finding ways to put aside their differences and come to a closer understanding of each...

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The power of music

Music is an important part of life for many people. It’s no different with authors. Two books published by TSL are set around bands and music: * The Grumpy Crumpet Club by RJ Whitfield...

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John Samson

About John Samson Having had friends and others comment favourably on his writing but not being able to find an agent, John looked to self-publish. Cold Fiction was the outcome. Having discovered TSL Pub,...

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Spiritual places

The most obvious spiritual places are generally regarded as religious places. How many books feature these special places? I’ve identified a few: A church (of England) church in The Good Vicar by John Samson...