The tantalizing story of the Ghost Town's (Coventry) brilliant specialised seafood restaurant, which was made to sparkle by Nim Chana, an alien. The restaurant was a legend in its own lifetime.
Mouth wateringly funny!
Crabs rule ok!
Don't forget. Feel free to buy the Author a pint! (Hint Hint)
The tantalizing story of the Ghost Town's (Coventry) brilliant specialised seafood restaurant, which was made to sparkle by Nim Chana, an alien. The restaurant was a legend in its own lifetime.
Mouth wateringly funny!
Crabs rule ok!
Don't forget. Feel free to buy the Author a pint! (Hint Hint)
Frankie hopes people enjoy reading his work as much as he enjoys writing it. It's difficult sometimes to categorise his work as he tends to write freely, sometimes crossing genres, although off the wall might be a good overall view (mad is the new normal).
We have five up here which we'll change occasionally, but on the website we have a full shop of his works (extremely reasonably priced). Anyway, the keyword when you're reading (as well as doing all the other stuff in your life) is 'enjoy'... very abnormal and unprofessional we know, but good for the soul.
There are lots more books on 'our' website, pop along and have a look in the Wonky Bookshop ... www.frankie-lassut.com.
October-Aurora-Sunrise, Frankies PA and Psycho Analyst.
PS: There is a donation button, so you have the golden opportunity to buy him a drink, which will do two things. 1: Stop him moaning, and 2: May encourage him to write something really off the wall and offer it to you on here. Not bad for a quid (dollar?).
A recent glance over some old Ordnance Maps, the companions of many a ramble in the corners of Old England, has suggested the idea of jotting down a few fragmentary notes, which we trust may be of interest.
In its original form this essay was the dissertation submitted for a doctorate in philosophy conferred by Yale
University in 1908. When first projected it was the writer's purpose to take up the subject of English
witchcraft under certain general political and social aspects. It was not long, however, before he began to feel
that preliminary to such a treatment there was necessary a chronolo...
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Nooks and Corners of Old England
By: Alan Fea
A recent glance over some old Ordnance Maps, the companions of many a ramble in the corners of Old England, has suggested the idea of jotting down a few fragmentary notes, which we trust may be of interest.
A history of witchcraft in England
By: Wallace Notestein
In its original form this essay was the dissertation submitted for a doctorate in philosophy conferred by Yale University in 1908. When first projected it was the writer's purpose to take up the subject of English witchcraft under certain general political and social aspects. It was not long, however, before he began to feel that preliminary to such a treatment there was necessary a chronolo...