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Every dyslexic person has their own story. This is my story; my story of discovery. My story of taking ownership and realising that my so-called disability is my greatest giftThis is not a conventional book about dyslexia. This is a book about YOU! You truly conquering your dyslexia, and not being totally reliant on a school, your parents or other people, but being reliant on yourself. Not letting dyslexia hold you back but push you to become the best version of yourself. What's the real reason that 40% of self-made millionaires are dyslexic but 40% of people involved in drug and alcohol rehabilitation are also dyslexic? It's not the education system! This book is the untold truth about dyslexia or indeed any other learning disability that people need to hear.Being diagnosed as one of the worst dyslexics in England, placed in special education from Year 3 to Year 11 still only led me to improve my English millimetres each year. However, in 6th form, having little to no help, I improved my English 500% more in that one year compared to 8 years being in a dyslexic school and most of all transformed my dyslexia into the biggest gift in my life. And here is how you do the same…

The year is 1977, and as England goes to the dogs, university student, Julie Kent, reinvents herself as Sterling - an outrageous thieving Goth with a dodgy sex life and an appalling attitude. Over the next two decades she cuts a bloody swathe through London's criminal underworld until she finally ends up on a mortuary slab...but is she really dead?The social disintegration of the late Twentieth century is mirrored in Sterling's mind - and body - as she sets off on her final mission to avenge her best friend and lover who was brutally murdered by a ruthless gang of underworld assassins. George Brenton, a mortuary assistant, is drawn into her toxic web. Can she save him - and herself?Ian Bell's take on the Gothic Novel has plenty of ingredients to turn our minds (and stomachs), but as an acute observer of society at all levels he enthrals the reader with an eye for detail, brilliant characterisation - and a sense of the unseen evil lurking in London's dark and dangerous underworld. Miss it at your peril!

Did you know that the first remains of a wheeled vehicle were found in a Royal Tomb in Mesopotamia, or that windscreen wipers were invented by a lady passenger travelling on an American street car? Or the fact that many important concepts in bearing design emerged during the Greek and Roman periods (900-400 BC). A thousand years later Leonardo da Vinci made a record of his engineering work which shows that he proposed lining plain bearings with a low friction metallic layer of copper and tin. This idea still exists today.When it comes to starting an internal combustion engine the early motorists used a starting handle. This tool dates back to 100 BC when the Chinese used it to turn a grindstone to sharpen swords. The electric starter was invented after a passing engineer died, after stopping to help a lady driver who had stalled her engine and was not strong enough to crank the engine.This book contains a collection of fascinating articles on the history of British motoring and automobile engineering (first published in the British Made Car Club magazine). Author Dr G. C. Sneed enlightens his readers with facts, figures and anecdotes about all things four-wheeled. With all the relish of the committed enthusiast and the know-how of the confirmed expert, Sneed creates a compelling narrative on the evolution of man's best friend - the car.

No wonder American anthropologist, Samantha Russell is nervous on her PhD research visit to London! She's flat-sharing with a glamorous lesbian vampire called Sterling, who's deeply involved in the London gangland culture of the anarchic 1980s.When both women find themselves in possession of a mysterious ancient artifact, they soon become the objects of unwanted attention - notably from the London police authorities and a secret society deep within the heart of the British Establishment, and from this point onward, things start to turn decidedly dangerous and deadly.Can the girls return the ancient artifact - a neck torc - back to where it truly belongs in the mythical underworld realm of the Dead via a cavern on the outskirts of Naples. Or will their arch nemesis Jimmy Silver and the local Camorra hitmen get them and the magical torc first? Remember, only silver bullets can despatch Sterling for good...Ian Bell's The Beauty and the Blood spins a powerful web of terror, politics and the supernatural, while moments of real beauty make the story glow, and the sadness of a society at bay lends poignancy to a tale that at once repels and fascinates. Watch out for the appearance of the Hell Hound - and above all watch your neck!