Austin Macauley Publishers
Founded in 2006 and based in London, Cambridge, New York and Sharjah, Austin Macauley Publishers is an independent publishing house, bringing the book in you to the people you want to share it with.
At Austin Macauley, we believe in giving authors the opportunity to be seen and heard to highlight their books and be visible in the professional publishing industry. This is why we utilise a partnership publishing model, which gives us both the opportunity to offer standard contracts at no cost if deemed mutually beneficial and the option to offer a partnership contract. If a partnership contract is offered, you will be required to contribute financially to publishing the book which is discussed with our editorial team, wherein we cover up to two thirds of the publication costs discussed. We would encourage prospective authors to read through our Become an Author page, to know more about Publishing with Austin Macauley. Source
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Search ArticlesThe Mozhaisk Road
The time is 1978 and Moscow is still the capital of a Communist country. The political police continues to suppress the protests of dissident leader Alexander Razumovsky and his tiny group of supporters. Western observers Howard Wilde and Gels Maybey face an uncertain Christmas after a public rally is roughly broken up in the city’s Pushkin Square. But when the elderly Razumovsky suddenly steps down in the New Year and a new young leader emerges, the whole world sees a sign of hope.
Grammar Based Upon Drama
The book deals with the subject of using drama as a technique in teaching grammar. This dramatic technique in teaching is appropriate for primary and secondary students and could be used to teach children and adult learners. The dramatic technique is also used to teach content by using grammatical terms, phrases and concepts as people talk together.
The Lonesome Clown
Set against the vast, open landscapes of Wyoming, USA – known as big sky country – this book immerses you in the true spirit of the Midwestern United States. Experience the thrill of rodeo competitions, the rugged charm of cowboys, and the daring exploits of con artists. Journey through the history of early settlers who braved the frontier to build their homes, and explore the intricate tales of love and marriage.
Oh Carole | Austin Macauley Publishers
This is a non-fiction love story with a tragic end, played out in the 1960s and 70s in Worcestershire, on the Hampshire-Surrey border, in the old county of Huntingdonshire and in Wiltshire.
Angus The Angel And Ben’s Broken Family
“He smiled as he moved away in a shimmer of light and sparkling stars” Ben’s world is turned upside down when he learns that his dad might be leaving. He goes with his best friend, Kirsty, and her big brown dog, Dancer, to their secret den in the forest, his favourite place in the whole wide world. This is where they meet Angus the Angel who shows them how to deal with fear by charging up their inner power. This has a magical effect on them both and Ben feels strong and happy again.
A House in Micklegate
Helike is married to a Roman centurion and lives in the military camp at York, far from her original home in the south of France. Aldith is a Saxon blacksmith’s daughter whose peaceful childhood is disrupted by the Viking attack on the city. Johanna is a widow mourning her only son, who died fighting for Richard the Third at the Battle of Bosworth, and Pat is a WAAF officer in the Second World War.
Mike Gibson | Author
Mike Gibson Mike Gibson was born in Somerset in 1942. He emigrated with his parents to Australia in 1953, then returned with his wife, Daphne, to England for a few years, before moving to Germany in1973, where they now reside. After a career in computer system design for commercial applications, Mike retired in 2006. Since then, he has devoted his time to voluntary work, particularly teaching English to mentally handicapped people and supporting the elderly.
Reckoning | Austin Macauley Publishers
Harrison Stone knew they’d taken a risk returning to Carlisse, but had no idea how truly shattering the consequences of rescuing Queen Nadia would be. Barely escaping the city with his life, Harrison returns to the mage sanctuary in Arencia to understand the fiery power that has overwhelmed Rylie whilst also getting aid for Zack, who has been severely wounded.
Witchwater Tarn | Austin Macauley Publishers
Anne Wild is the author and illustrator of more than twenty books for children in the hands-on learning genre, ranging from making mathematical models to mobiles, code-breaking to creating pop-up books. Published by Tarquin Publications, a number of these have been translated into French, German, Spanish, Greek, Arabic, Indonesian and Chinese, and this experience became the turning point which encouraged her to start her own business venture.
The Migrants | Austin Macauley Publishers
Who exactly was King Arthur? Why are there many Welsh and Cornish place names in Brittany? What role did the Church play following the fall of the Roman Empire? The novel gives answers by casting light upon this part of the ‘Dark Ages’ with a vivid picture of life in Britain and Brittany in the fifth century, a time of change and migration. The Roman legions had left Britain to its own devices and the Anglo-Saxons were invading.