The 1566 Series (Book Three) Irene Rawnsley Cutting My Mother's Hair depicts

Cutting My Mother's Hair depicts contemporary women in various stages of domestic hell and interrogates their familial and social inheritance of patriarchy

into ancient churches and along almost forgotten road and tracks

Barn 8 takes readers into the minds of these renegades: a farmer’s daughter

beguiling collection of poems where the poise of the delivery belies the emotional

The 1566 Series (Book Three) Irene Rawnsley Cutting My Mother's Hair depictsThe fate of the Ming hangs on a knife edge. In the south, defence against relentless pirate raids is escalating into all out war. The beleaguered Chinese forces must rally for a desperate last stand fought across salt and sand. Nearby, fearless magistrate Hai Rui is tasked with investigating a major corruption scandal. In Beijing, a chance to trump the embezzling viper Yan Song and his influential clan presents itself. There to snatch it is the Crown