A fast-moving tale of lost innocence, thwarted ambition, artistic skulduggery and blind passion set around mid-eighteenth-century Covent Garden.

Based on the discovery of a ‘lost’ manuscript, Hungerford Stairs provides a radically new interpretation of the exploitation and abuse suffered by the young Dickens during his time working in a London blacking factory.

A satirical tale about what happens when the Church of England tries to embrace the fast-moving demands of commercialism and a new technological age.

The humorous exploits of advertising executive Michael Dunn as he attempts to combine his day-job with his new status as an ordained Church of England minister.

Sequel to Holy Orders: Michael Dunn finds himself in more hot water.

A light-hearted history of Western philosophy – from Socrates to Wittgenstein – through the (unusual) lens of consumer marketing.

Most people know that Benjamin Disraeli was one of Queen Victoria’s most famous prime ministers – but far fewer are aware of Disraeli’s career as a writer of fiction. Disraeli the Novelist presents an overview of the events and circumstances that shaped the politician’s literary life.