Paul Mould Publishing

Jill Bellis

Jill started writing children’s novels for her grandchildren. She promised to write an adventure story including them all which they can pass on to their children.

Ron Bennett

Ron Bennet uses his experience in the RAF to tell tales of service personnel. His first two books are All Bitter and Twisted, a story of revenge, and Corporate Hero, a semi-autobiographical story of the Falklands War.

Jim Bibby

Jim Bibby grew up in Blackburn, Lancashire where he developed a love of sport, particularly Blackburn Rovers and Lancashire County Cricket.

Laurence J Brown

Laurence J Brown writes historical fiction. His titles so far deal with 11th century England: the conquest (Housecarl) and the subsequent Saxon response in the form of Hereward the Wake's last stand at Ely (Cold Heart, Cruel Hand).

Peter Brown

In 2006, Peter took early retirement after almost 44 years as a journalist in Lincoln. In his spare time, he had a parallel career as a family entertainer, appearing all over the country first as a juggling and rope-spinning act called El Petanos, and more recently as Pedro the Clown. A few months before his retirement, he was made an Honorary Freeman of the City of Lincoln in recognition of his services.

Kim G Bryan

Kim G Bryan adopted a low GI diet herself, making small changes and now it has become a way of life. Once upon a time she did weigh over 13 stone! She has ironed out all the technical bits and re-packaged the diet into an easy, user-friendly guide.

Helen Christian

Helen Christian, the famous clairvoyant, is convinced that Osama Bin Laden is dead. She achieved fame when she predicted the Yom Kippur War and Neville Randall of the Daily Mail printed her predictions.

Stephen Clements

Stephen Clements' love of history, fuelled by a diet of epic films, has inspired him to begin writing novels from such diverse time periods as the American Civil War (Rebel 'til I Die) to anti-semitism in the thirteenth century (The Yellow Badge).

Brian David Cochran

Admitted in California, Nevada and New York, Brian David Cochran has been a skilled litigation attorney in Los Angeles County for more than thirty years. A world traveller and bachelor-about-town, Brian is also a versatile and popular dance partner. Although he prefers to conduct his ‘manoeuvres’ in the courtroom and on the dance floor, Brian is a former licensed explosives dealer, an expert marksman, as well as an authority on side arms.

Susan D Cook

Writing historical novels enables Susan D Cook to combine her love of literature and history with her background as a researcher. The Book of Galahad is based on recent theories of the historical King Arthur.

Jane Cox

Ty Dalby

Established Lincolnshire author, Ty Dalby has released a selection of short stories under the Paul Mould Publishing imprint.

Christopher Dyson

Ivor Emberey

Ivor Emberey lives in Witham St. Hughs. For years he worked in the corridors of power in Whitehall. He spent six years researching and editing for Greed, his first Paul Mould Publishing title.

Michelle Evans

Michelle Evans is a nursery and special education teacher. In 1998 she worked for the United Nations Peace and Tolerance Department where she submitted literature about peace and non-violence to schools throughout the world. Michelle is married with one son.

Zoë Farmer

Zoë joined Paul Mould Publishing in August 2004 as a Graphic Designer and Proofreader. Since then she has worked on over 50 books, designing the covers for the majority of them. Zoë has written and illustrated her own children's book and also illustrated children's books for two other authors.

Lucy Fell

Lucy Fell was born and bred in Nottingham and currently lives in a village close to a part of Sherwood Forest where she used to ride her pony.

Jane Fletcher

Stephen Gilchrist

Emerald Giorgio

Emerald Giorgio was born in 1952 in the City of Bradford, West Yorkshire, in the North of England. She was a successful businesswoman but at the age of 50 she sold her business to pursue the True Path of God in its ease. She lived in India over a period of 2 years. ‘The Path’ is instrumental in her release from the path of man’s creation, on to the firm ground of the Righteous Path, and she will ever be a servant and worker of God’s Way, teaching those with ‘listening ears’ the Way Home to the Almighty and One-Living God.

Frank Goulding

Mel Hague

A successful British country music singer and songwriter, Mel Hague has been writing novels since 1988. His literary output so far includes westerns (including Twisted River and To Hell with the Badge) and a horror novel (The Grey Man).

Peter Howard

Keith Janes

Son of Peter Scott Janes, Keith Janes has combined his father's diaries with other supporting documents to write Conscript Heroes.

Peter Scott Janes

Peter Scott Janes, conscripted into the British army during World War II, had always intended to write a novel called "Conscript Heroes" based on his wartime experiences in France. Unfortunately, he died in 1998 without completing his work.

Janet M Kimmons

Janet M Kimmons writes short stories, novelettes and plays for children, as well as poems and stories in this genre, and feels the area of children's writing is where she is most comfortable.

Rudana Kimovec

Daniel Kurah

Sarah Lawson

George F Leal

George F. Leal was born in Cambridge, Massachusetts in 1951. After college he began pursuing a writing career. His interests in history and the unknown elements of history led him to research and write about the Henry Hudson mutiny of 1611. Utilizing actual logs of Hudson and the diaries of three crew members he describes the first half of the journey in vivid detail. The second half, after the mutiny, is where pure fiction came into play.

Ian Lumley

In 2003, Ian Lumley was shortlisted in a UK national TV short story competition and made the last twelve from 17,500 entrants. He has spent the last two years writing TV screenplays.

Marcus Lyndale

Imagine an author with the conceptual mind of Stephen King, the raunchiness of Jackie Collins and the plotting ability of Frederick Forsyth. Imagine no longer - meet Marcus Lyndale.

Mark McDonell

Mick McGuire

Mick McGuire received a spiritual calling in his twenties. With the aid of his Indian Spirit, Red Feather and several spirit doctors, he has performed miracles, healing people of cancer, after doctors have given up. He has trained other healers, including Rosemary Altea who has appeared on the Oprah Winfrey show.

Roy Middleton

Stuart W Mirsky

Paul Mould

Born in Boston, Lincolnshire on 25th January 1934. His first love is the cinema. He is also a local historian, writing books on Boston.

Ged Neary

The urge to travel, the urge to write, and the urge to discover mischief, had a strong influence on Ged Neary’s choice of day job, so he was based for years at a stretch in locations ideal for an aspiring author who thrives on exotic characters, exotic behaviour, exotic settings, and exotic plots. Ged finds he can still milk the day job for comic fiction.

Jud Niremburg

Kelly Odlin

Ken Pearson

Ken Pearson's satirical newspaper columns have now resulted in a comic novel, Save Clagtoft!

Charlotte Phillips

Steven Porter

Steve began publishing in 1969 and continues to write and publish. To date he has written over 125 works for the concert and theatrical stage as well as 17 books ranging in topics from Fine Arts and Education to Political Philosophy and Fiction.

Radomir Putnikovic

Brian Richards

Brian Richards is a singer, comedian, and entertainer. He hopes to add author to his list of aspirations.

Derek Richardson

Derek Richardson has written Detachment W, which traces the experience of British soldier's not rescued at Dunkirk as France fell.

Miriam Rutland

Miriam Rutland received her bachelor's degree from the University of Georgia in 1989 and has been an elementary school teacher for fifteen years. She has written articles for Teacher Link and the online Miami Herald. She resides in the village of Miami Shores, Florida in the United States with her husband and two teenage daughters. This is her first children's book.

Jean Sanderson

A retired teacher, Jean Sanderson grew up at Rivulet House Farm, Croft in Lincolnshire, England in the 1930s.

Eric Schumacher

A published writer who has written short stories and articles alike, Eric finally decided to combine his love for writing with his passion for and knowledge of the Dark Ages.

Malcolm Seymour

An established writer of novels, plays and screenplays, Malcolm Seymour has joined the Paul Mould Publishing stable with his new novels Murder in the Eagle's Shadow and And Fight for Bread.

Andrew Siegel MD

Dr Andrew Siegel is a physician and surgeon. He is a fervent believer in remaining young, healthy and fit through the practise of exercise, nutritional conscientiousness and intelligent lifestyle choices.

Miriam Feuer Sorger

N Beetham Stark

Dr Stark's early interest in ships and the sea came from a grandfather who was captain of a whaler out of Tristan da Cuñha and Capetown, South Africa. A hobby of painting sailing ships became a hobby of building ship models and then morphed into writing stories about the brave men who sailed in those ships so long ago.

Joan Stockdale

Flower Fields is journalist, Joan Stockdale’s debut novel. She draws sections of her own life into this book first published in August 2006.

Geoffrey Storey

Geoffrey Storey grew up in the Africa of the 60’s and 70’s. A historian, he lives in Lincolnshire, England with his wife Penelope.

Grant Sutton

Michael Turner

Michael Turner has travelled widely over the last twenty years in the course of his research into the voyages of Sir Francis Drake. His knowledge and photographic record have led him to be published in magazines and to appear on TV and radio.

David Vandanzig

Joan Vass

Joan Vass' recollections of The Second World War form the basis of her prolific output. Her first title published by Paul Mould Paublishing combines two of her stories: Up She Goes and The Breighton Twins.

Jafa Wallach

Jafa Wallach is the courageous young woman who kept the three hidden men alive with her optimism and her faith. Her belief that she will see her daughter again kept her alive. Jafa Wallach is now 95 years old and in sound mind. She is delighted that after 50 years her story can now be shared.

Ian Weaver

Norman Wiener

When Deputy Inspector Wiener retired he decided to write a novel depicting police work accurately, fairly and fondly with affection.

Roger Willcocks

Roger Willcocks is an information technology entrepreneur who has been involved at most levels of a fast-growing high-tech business, from programming to the Boardroom as CEO.

Derek Wilson

Derek Wilson is an established author of fiction and non-fiction. Paul Mould Publishing is delighted to be able to offer the first paperback editions of his "Tim Lacy" series of artworld mystery titles.