Discover thrilling tales from Thailand to Wales – 60 novels by Owen Jones!
Discover thrilling tales from Thailand to Wales – 60 novels by Owen Jones!
‘My Books’ is a tag used on our blog Megan Publishing Services https://meganpublishingservices.com to identify posts relating to the books of Welsh writer Owen Jones
‘Destiny’ from ‘The Eternal Plan – Revealed’ Every man is working towards his ultimate destiny. ‘Destiny’ is a term used loosely in this day and age to describe events and happenings that mark highlights in man’s development. Actually, when…
Colin Jones – My Dad All Spirit is Endowed with Light All Spirit is endowed with light Of varying strengths and coloured hue, From everlasting glory bright To everlasting love so true. For light and love and truth…
Pantsing vs Planning a Book Writers, of books and probably other forms of writing, are divided into two kinds: those who write their book as they go, that is, by the seat of their pants – and hence ‘pantsing’ –…
My Annual Pain in The Neck My wife, Neem, and I have been working towards one goal for the last three days, that is to get my twelve-month visa renewed, my annual pain in the neck, with the minimum…
Tracking Online Book Sales I am writing this article on book sales as a follow-on from my piece yesterday entitled ‘Selling Books Online’. If you are going to be spending your precious life promoting your books, or anything else for…
Khao Chae – Thailand’s Special Dish for Songkhran Songkhran is the old Thai New Year. It is a special time of the year for Thais. Nevertheless, it is often trivialised by Westerners, calling it such things as a ‘Water Festival’.…
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful A gentle Paranormal tale with subtle menace, October 10, 2014 By Enrico Grafitti This review is from: Fate Twister: The Story of Wayne Gamm (Kindle Edition) The word paranormal means ‘beyond…
A New Behind The Smile – BTS5 This is just a snippet of information for those of you have or are enjoying the ‘Behind The Smile’ series: I have started a fifth and am making good progress. I am not…
The Disallowed A Story of Modern Vampires by Owen Jones More Addams Family than Trad Vlad Gothic Vampire Review by Barry Boy I can virtually guarantee that you have never read a book that purports…
Real Modern Day Vampires ‘Are there real modern day vampires?’ It is one of those obscure questions that can be answered on many levels, with several eliciting the answer ‘yes’ and yet others the answer ‘no’. Why is that?…
Are Vampires Real? Many people ask themselves: Are vampires real? You might think that it would be mostly children who would ask this question, but many adults wonder about it too. Many people think that the vampire legends started…
This is an unsolicited review of Daddy's Hobby, the first part of the trilogy on Lek in Pattaya. Daddy's Hobby in Review originally on Amazon
Dead Centre When a bomb goes off in Scheherazade’s, a posh department store in Baghdad, leaving nearly 200 people dead or wounded, the authorities and the police think that it is just another routine case of it’s type and appoint…
This is Read an e-Book Week! Hi Readers! I’ve got some great news for you. For one week only, I am heavily discounting my e-books at Smashwords for the annual ‘Read e-Books Week’. Coupon codes are on the site and…
Behind The Smile: The Trilogy 27/2/2014 “I thoroughly enjoyed reading all 1/2/3 BTS books even though I was getting annoyed in book 2 with Lek’s selfish and self-centred attitude regarding the house and her image and standing in the village, but fell over laughing with…
Touching Thai Women Most people who travel to Thailand (and that is men) only visit the large cities and tourist islands, and only meet girls in bars. There is nothing wrong with that, but it does lead them to think…
The Disallowed Giveaway Chupacabras on Backpacker Blood Milkshake a Rafflecopter giveaway Heng Lee is a goatherd in the remote mountains north-east of Chiang Rai in northern Thailand, very close to the border with Laos. It is a tight-knit community where…
Backpacking in Thailand I lived in Europe in the Sixties and Seventies, the hay days of backpacking, although in those days, I called it hitchhiking. I’m not really sure if backpacking is the same thing. I used to wear a…
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