Aps Publications: 70 books

Short history of the first concentration camp built outside Germany in 1939 at Sztutowo near Gdansk in Poland, its inmates - Polish intellectuals, Jews and Russian Prisoners of War and the Death Marches as the camp was evacuated in 1945

A guide to essential classical listening written by a brilliant cellist and conductor

Franz Schubert – genius and ladies’ man? Martin White’s novel explores the complex truth of his sexuality, conflicts, and illnesses – set against the background of Metternich’s police state, and his escape to the Alps and Hungary.

This is a fully illustrated guidebook to the wonders of Istanbul with a difference. Written by a a man who has spent many weeks in the city over recent years, it contains all the practical stuff most other books skimp on but which is in fact essential to know and understand to fully appreciate this most special of cities.

This is not another book about Aikido techniques. It's about Aikido principles and how anyone can use them to live more fully.  Taking examples from the martial arts, music, literature, science, religion and everyday life – everything from driving a car to dancing - , here are lessons for making...

Six more wonderfully daft Henry Egg stories - ideal bedtime fodder for 4-8 year olds.

The second collection of Jamaican verse from the Birmingham based poet Kokumo. The follow up to 'Dub Truth'.

A great collection of poetry in English and patois from the Jamaican-born and Birmingham resident Reggae poet

An art gallery is serious business...isn't it? Not when it involves manic artists and predatory female staff it isn't. "The funniest and sexiest of debut novels"

Touching and silly verses for small children by the Stourbridge poet Pete Crump.  Contains The Monster In The Hedge, Auntie Gurtie, Skittery Thing and many more. A delightful book to read at bedtime to a 3-6 year old.

Compilation of richly autobiographical free verse from the Stourbridge writer who is one half of the performance duo, The Incredible Fake Twins.

A wonderfully imaginative short play exploring human cruelty to animals and its inexplicable logic from the talented artist and writer Michael Harvey.

‘A successful gallery runs on copious bottles of wine and colourfully intoxicated customers.’ Discuss! More amusing interludes in the life of a gallery owner.  Sequel to So You Want To Own An Art Gallery. 

A look at the Biblical origins and obligations to give tithes and make offerings