Books

This year we will be having authors signing their books for you as well as doing readings
from their books. More details to come ...

Mercia Books

Exhibiting the Historical Fantasy and Historical Fiction books
by Richard Denning. Mercia Books

Tom Oakley experiences disturbing episodes of déjà-vu and believes he is going mad. Then, he discovers that he's a “Walker” – someone who can transport himself to other times and places.

“I will take care of the body of my lord and you can carry the sword, story teller. For all good stories are about a sword.”

A powerful demon has been trapped under the city of London for over 300 years. However, malevolent forces are at work in the 17th century, planning to unleash terror and chaos on the world.

Young Adult Fiction

Adult Historical Fiction

Young Adult Historical Fantasy

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Monarch Military Books

We supply from stock a wide range of war-game and military history related books and products to suit all tastes and subjects. We can supply the latest titles, order special requests and also offer a book search facility.

Mark Barrowcliffe

Mark Barrowcliffe grew up in Coventry. He worked as a journalist and also as a stand-up comedian before giving it all up to write his first novel, Girlfriend 44.

Under the pen name of MD Lachland,
Mark has recently released Wollsangel.

There will be live readings at Expo and
Mark will be signing copies of the book.

For more on Mark go to: http://www.mdlachlan.com/

Stephen Deas

Stephen Deas is an author of fantasy literature. His current work is
a dragon-based trilogy.

The Adamantine Palace was published in March 2009 and the paperback was Waterstone's Science Fiction & Fantasy book of the month for February this year.

The King of the Crags will be out in April this year.

The Thief-Taker's Apprentice will come out in August this year.

Jonny Nexus

Jonny Nexus is the writer of Gamenight.

"A Pratchett-esque debut novel of gods, roleplaying, and game-night kerfuffles ... Buy Game Night. It's a fun, fresh, irreverent read that'll ring true to any gamer even if, unlike the protagonists, you happen not to be a god." [Link]
– John Kovalic, Writer & Artist (Dork Tower, Munchkin)

The product of cult gaming writer Jonny Nexus's inventive mind, Game Night is written in the English humour tradition of two of his favourite authors, the Discworld's Terry Pratchett, and the Hitchhiker's Guide's Douglas Adams.

"The best novel ever written about gaming. One of the funniest novels ever written about anything." [Link]
– Steve Darlington, RPGNet ☆☆☆☆☆ (Style 5, Substance 5)