Aps Publications: 70 books

The first shot came around 8pm...the last after some twenty-two hours of terror for the inhabitants of a small New Zealand community. The true story of the Aramoana Massacre.

A baffling unsolved Worcestershire murder from 1941. A woman's body stuffed into a tree not found for 18 months until only a skeleton remained. Grafitti appearing on walls about the case then and now. Witchcraft or spies or a horrible lover's killing?

The life and death of a 19 year old Lancaster tail gunner in 1944-5 drawn from his log book and personal family history.

A journal in free verse and photographs of a ski season in New Zealand.

The moon mocks us…circling us, casting light and dark over our small lives. These poems attempt the same…to reflect on the many contrasts in life - the past and the future, birth and death, the young and the old, love and hate, teaching and learning, questions and answers, the still and the moving - in serious and not so serious ways.

Free verse about the stuff of life - love, travel, people and places - all with a comedic edge lurking just around the corner.

Verses from Revie the Poet, the alter ego of a well-known contemporary novelist - exploring life. history, faith and mystery in an inimitable style.

David Howells, 'The Rebel Poet', has no regard for most of the rules of traditional poetry. His work is stream of consciousness and you either like it, which is great, or hate it - tough and don't buy this book. Whatever else, the verse in this book is inspiringly creative and non-formulaic. This is his seventh and arguably his best book so far. Until the next one…

This is the first collection by the Quinton-born poet, Pete Crump and comprises verse generally drawn from his own experiences in life and love.

Another intriguing mix of sacred and profanely daft verse from the Stourbridge writer and poet.

An exploration of foods which help cancers develop and foods which reduce cancer risk - a plain English nutritional guide

Who put Bella in the Wych-Elm? And who was she? Found in a hollow tree in Worcestershire in 1943, nobody knows, except her killer. Now Alex Merrill makes us the first people to see her face since the day she died, approaching  80 years ago. In doing so, he opens up new leads from- the crime scene which could finally solve this legendary Midlands mystery.

More of that special something that's akin to autobiographical free verse but is also something else altogether.

The first poetry collection from Stourbridge based songwriter Eddy Morton, founder member of the Bushburys.