'SILKHYSTERIA' is now available in Paperback and Kindle versions over on Amazon.  Head over there now and grab yourself a copy.

https://www.amazon.co.uk/Silkhysteria-Stephen-Webb-ebook/dp/B093KTQF2P

‘Tebaphla’ is a compilation of poetic stories written by Stephen over many years now from his fictional location of Rhyme Island. A compendium of discoveries that have befriended him in the familiar and unfamiliar, rational, and irrational. Inevitably it comes to perceptions, interests, inclinations which Stephen hopes bring purpose and resonation to other people.

Within the poetic stories you will be the main character. 

Copies are now available over on Amazon in Paperback and Kindle versions.

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Here on Rhyme Island Productions we are happy to promote books of other Authors. We're delighted to be approached by Andrew Sweeney who has his new novel, 'The Minority' published now by Olympia Publishers here in the UK.  It's available globally via Olympia, Amazon, bookstores and many other online sources. Grab yourself a copy today. Andrew says, "If it helps you, then his job is done." Here's a little synopsis of the books storyline.

Mikey, an anxiety ridden, socially awkward and reclusive twenty-something man, living in Greater Manchester, attempts to escape childhood traumas and make a normal life for himself. The further he journeys both professionally and socially, he discovers there is more to people than meets his naïve eye. From bullying in the workplace, to boozy nights out, to meeting a special girl. He struggles to retain his soul. Will his childhood traumas be overcome? And the love of his special girl prevail? Or will the bad thing and secrets from the past, destroy any chance of a normal life for Mikey? 

Do you wish that you could do more to build an inclusive community and have a greater understanding and acceptance of what it's like for a person to live with a disability?

Will there ever be a day where this becomes fully integral to our attitude and culture? In this book, 'Talk to ME', find out how.

Find out what made Tom become so insightful and why he and Harry became such good friends.

Read how a few young children found a way to help others to understand and accept their disability and develop their confidence and friendships along the way.

"The only disability in life is a bad attitude."

Scott Hamilton

'TALK TO ME' is available over on Amazon - go visit and get yourself a copy right now. 

Once again, here on Rhyme Island we are happy to promote great Authors and friends of Rhyme Island like Kate Hingston from Australia.