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Self-Help & Non Fiction
What do I Know ... about Writing
by Alana Beth Davies
A beginner’s guide to writing fiction.
This is not an instruction manual. I don’t pretend to know it all, and I’m not claiming that this is all a writer needs to know. Far from it! I won’t tell you what to do – but I can tell what I’ve learned, what I do, and what works for me. I can tell you how I write, why I write, and I can share some useful tips I’ve had from others. Use them or not – that’s up to you.
Mathematics for Engineers
by
Brian Davies
The primary purpose of this book is to aid those students studying engineering at level 4, with respect to the mathematics required. It should enable students to develop an understanding of a range of mathematical operations and analysis techniques that are needed for the solution of many engineering problems, by being able to: use algebraic methods to analyse and solve engineering problems solve engineering problems that require the use of trigonometric methods of analysis use methods of differential and integral calculus to solve engineering problems apply complex numbers and complex analysis to solve engineering problemsIn addition, the content is suitable for all students studying a range of courses or none, in that it covers a number of mathematical areas which often require revision and/or additional explanation, examples or solutions
Transport in the 1970s and 1980s.: The slides of David W. Beardmore
by Mike Everley
Upon the death of his cousin David W. Beardmore, the author acquired over 5,000 colour slides that he had taken, mainly of transport, during the 1970s and 1980s. This small publication represents a small sample of this body of work. A short biography of David’s family has been included. David volunteered with the Severn Valley Heritage Railway at its Hampton Loade station. Mike Everley was born in 1949 in the mining district of South Wales. He studied as a mature student at Coleg Harlech, Aberystwyth University and the University of Leeds. Before retirement, was a member of both the Society of Authors and the National Union of Journalists.
The Art of C.S.C. Everley
by Mike Everley
Sadly, Cherrill passed away on the 17th August 2016 after a short illness. She was only 67. She worked in a wide variety of styles, ranging from traditional life studies to modern and post modern abstracts. Although she often adopted realism in order to produce landscapes, portraits and life studies, her more recent work tended toward abstracts and semi abstract work, with the beauty of the local area influencing much of her painting. Cherrill lived and worked in the Swansea area all of her life and many of her paintings reflect the city's rich industrial past. She was also very interested in finding positive and negative shapes in the natural elements and depicting them in an abstract style.
Words to the Wise
by Alana Davies
In this little book are some quotes and family sayings that may, or may not, be relevant. Some are humorous, and some thought-provoking. Ideal for keeping on the bedside table, or next to the loo.
Some words of wisdom, and some of humour, written for an 18th birthday. Not to be taken too seriously in every case …
Certain Aspects Of The Moral Philosophy Of G. E. Moore.: MA Thesis. University Of Wales, Aberystwyth. 1988
by Mike Everley
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G. E. Moore is a central figure in Modern Philosophy with important links to the Cambridge Apostles and the Bloomsbury Group. His work is compared to major Philosophical trends that developed as a reaction to his claims; particularly: Emotivism, Prescriptivism and Naturalism. In addition, his work is compared to earlier traditions found in Greek Philosophy and Christian Ethics.
Ethical Aspects Of Risk Assessment
by Mike Everley
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Thesis for a Masters Degree in Philosophy at the University of Leeds, covering the ethical aspects of risk assessment in the field of occupational safety and health.
A Baby Shower Book
by The Family
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This is a little book written for Hannah as she was not able to have a baby shower due to Covid restrictions.
What we did …
Sisters, mother, aunts and grandmother all chipped in to this little book. Our contributions vary in length, as well as the number and quality of pictures, but we all wanted to do something to help celebrate Hannah's up-coming labour and birth, and let her know they were thinking about her. It’s written as a series of messages to Hannah, although of course it’s for Gareth too. This book is not for sale as it contains such personal experiences which not all contributors wish to share with the wider world. But it is an example of what can be done.
