Extraordinary life story of one of the architects of modern sport told in ‘By The Way’

“This is a gripping story about the love of life and of nature itself.” Roz Kidman Cox, former editor BBC Wildlife

A stunning first novel by a former SAS officer, this is a good old-fashioned edge-of-the-seat, sit-up-all-night-to finish thriller - 'Where Eagles Dare' for the 'Call of Duty' age

Who would you invite for dinner if you could choose anyone who has ever lived?

Chiselbury Author’s poem long listed in an international poetry competition!

I’m delighted to report that Chiselbury author Chris Parker's poem, ‘Sandwiched’, was recently long listed from amongst hundreds of world-wide entries in the prestigious Plaza Poetry Prize Competition.

If ever the phrase master horseman was to apply to anyone, it would apply to John Honeyball. He was born into a middle class family in Croydon which had no connections with anything equine. Yet from the earliest age – gee-gee was the word that he spoke – he was drawn into the world of horses.

The story of one family living in the shadow of possibly the greatest crime in history.

This book is an intriguing story of how even for the smallest family the effects of war can cause lasting havoc.

This personal story goes from the universality of the horror of war to the particular experience of a damaged couple struggling for survival in a free host country. It illustrates human capacity to survive and how the author overcame a dislocated past to reach out for a better future.

Chiselbury, the independent publisher, is pleased to announce that ‘Conversations with my Dog’ by Chris Parker will be published on 1 October 2023.

An imaginative approach to Communication and Influence is explained in this science-based, practical and philosophical guide to improving communication and influence.

Chiselbury, the independent publisher, is pleased to announce that ‘A Faithful Spy’ by prize-winning author Jimmy Burns will be published on 1 October 2023.

Drawing on previously undisclosed personal papers, this biography of Walter Bell gives a remarkable insight into the working of British Intelligence.

On 20th July 1995, Robin Bowes, one the last great twentieth century barnstormers, died at the controls of his replica ‘Red Baron’ Fokker DR1 triplane just as he was about to commence an aerial dogfight display at Stourhead Gardens, Wiltshire. Well known and respected in aviation circles, his fatal accident made headline news across the UK and was witnessed by thousands of spectators attending the event, including the author. Chiselbury is delighted to have published the biography of Robin Bowes - ‘Not the Red Baron’ by Geoff Pridmore.

Chiselbury, the independent publisher, is pleased to announce the republication of ‘The Blunt End of the Grid’ by author Dave Roberts. When first issued it was shortlisted for the Royal Automobile Club's 'Motoring Book of the Year' in 2019.

This is a book which tells the story of the world of amateur motor racing. Far from the glamorous world of Formula One, it describes the real challenges, spills and thrills of the sport that grips thousands of ‘ordinary’ men and women up and down the country and across the world.

Chiselbury, the independent publisher, is pleased to announce the publication of ‘The Vindicated Man’ by new author GK Beatty.

Millions of people love Yellowstone, loved Lonesome Dove, and will love ‘The Vindicated Man’. The spirit of the American West is still alive and still captures the imaginations, and hearts, of those who travel there. Thru the theatre of the mind and dreams of a life lived long ago, ‘The Vindicated Man’ will prove that it continues to be lived today.

Chiselbury, the independent publisher, is pleased to announce the publication of ‘The Best Deal’ by new author Rob Long, a light-hearted three part account of adventures with Jack Russell Terriers in France and England.

Chiselbury, the independent publisher, is pleased to announce the republication of two long out of print works by James Leasor, The Serjeant-Major and RATS.

Chiselbury is pleased to announce the publication of ‘Spanish Practices’, by Richard Townsend. It relates nearly half a century of observations of ‘Rico’, an Englishman married into an eccentric family in a ‘left-behind’ corner of Spain.

Chiselbury is pleased to announce the publication of “A Soldier’s Wife” by Margaret Ford. She had been described in 2019 as the world's oldest debut author after penning her first book at the age of 93. Now 96, her second book tells the full story of her long and fascinating life. From humble beginnings in a terraced house in Blackburn in the 1920s, she has witnessed nine decades of change and challenge in contemporary Britain and its once mighty Empire.

Chiselbury is pleased to announce the publication of Ridgeway, by Nick Watts. It is a political thriller set with a background of the run-up to a UK General Election with a web of scheming, treachery and death. It is long-time political consultant Nick Watts’ first novel.

Chiselbury, the independent publisher is pleased to announce its line-up for the run-up to Christmas with the imminent publication of three new titles and two republications of long out of print works by James Leasor. The new books are available for pre-order, at a discount to list price, from the Chiselbury website.

Chiselbury is pleased to announce the publication of “The Man Under the Radar”, by Linda Nissen Samuels. It tells the story of Jack Nissenthall, a Radar expert who volunteered for a potential suicide mission to discover the secrets of German radar as a key part of the Dieppe Raid, in August 1942.

The latest novel from the co-writer of the BBC/FX award-winning series “Taboo” - a powerful tale of a man haunted by a crime against nature