West Indian hardcore romance novel called, How to train a wild puppy dog named, Manley. A coming of age fictional story, Jamaican Yardie style. Pack full of wry humor, metaphoric terms, ambiguity, and innuendos, for your reading pleasure. After having heard it said once too many times that, all men are dogs. I thought to myself, if that’s true! Who, then, is the dog trainer that trained these pups and taught them those cunning, clever doggy tricks? And a book was born, the “Manley book”.

“The Shirt depot” is the Prickly Pole story. It’s a story to go because, yes, it's short. A Christmas Tale to warm your heart. Humorously and poetically told, with snippets of Jamaican Patois inserted here and there throughout, as may be found fitting. Yes, a Jamaica yaad mi cum fram. Sorry, I meant to say, I’m Jamaican born and bred, okay! So, you want something unique and refreshing? This is, daily doses to fit. Here is day number one. Read on.

“Some Shitty vacation,” is a fictional story about a vacationing hitman from the narcotics underworld who finds himself being drawn back into the very situation he was trying to escape. His escape plan was both for the short as well as for the long term. He had planned on using this short-term trip to further research his long-term get-out plan. The one which he had been considering in recent times. The road leads from Norfolk, VA to Montreal QC. and back. But some people just can’t seem to get a break, can they?

The Manley book is a West Indian romance novel. A "coming of age" love story - Jamaican Yardie-style. A Jamaican yardcore sex talk of a teenage boy and the encounters he was to have had with women while on his journey into manhood.

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An engaging and informative survey of medieval pet keeping which also examines their representation in art and literature.