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The mean streets of Dublin and powers that be lurking. A man known to wear a wig in his exemplary life roams the dark streets of the city exploiting the weak and vulnerable. And who is the hooded figure who has to pick up the pieces for him, perpetuating the age-old problem?

Embracing the inner child is a powerful and life-changing journey that can bring healing and reconciliation. My new book, Embracing the Inner Child, is here to accompany you as we explore different tools and techniques for doing that meaningful work.

A scantily-dressed girl dancing in a lighted window jolts Francis Copeland from his world of books. Francis, now approaching middleage, whose life and marriage are in a rut, fantasises about the girl and finds it hard to accept, as he discovers later, that she is Judy, a dancer in the local pub. The hidden world of the avenue unfolds to Francis. Who is Myrtle, his wife? (Does she genuinely go to bingo every Tuesday night?). He does not know her.

Beyond 2300: Tales of Tomorrow weaves a tapestry of diverse futures, each with its unique challenges and triumphs. These stories invite listeners to ponder the potential consequences of our choices in a world shaped by technology, resilience, and the enduring quest for a better tomorrow. Get ready to embark on a journey to the year 2300 and beyond, where the boundaries of imagination meet the realities of tomorrow.

Tired of feeling trapped in your own mind during social gatherings? Jonathan "Jon" Burke, once a self-declared wallflower, breaks down his personal journey from crippling social anxiety to mastering the art of comfortable conversation. How to Survive Any Social Event: 15 Tactics to Navigate Conversations with Ease isn't just a guide; it's a heartwarming tale, a reassuring arm around your shoulder, and a playbook all in one. Unearth simple, actionable strategies to navigate any social event, no matter how daunting.

What is life but a dream. A dream of happiness, bliss, lust, greed, and violence. Loads of violence. Maybe I’m just trying to put you in fear, or maybe I’m just a naturally violent person. If you claim to be a non-violent person, I would refer to you as a liar. I’m the model version of a lovely person. If you disagree with me, then it won’t be my problem—it’ll be yours.