COMING SOON ... Fancy Farm completes the Neil Munro Society's project of bringing all his work back into print. Recently published titles include Teddy Boy Blue, the autobiography of former Glasgow and then Southend M.P. Teddy Taylor, reveals much about the man who captured the trust of his constituents during his long political life. Remembered by the wider public for his outspoken views, he reveals himself in a different light. CloudWorld At War is the long-awaited sequel to David Cunningham's Manchester Book Award nomination CloudWorld. Hardly A Scholar reflects Ken Shearwood's three lives, as man of the sea, as an amateur football star, and in education. Neil Munro wrote the much-loved Para Handy for the Glasgow Evening News as part of a journalistic output which is largely forgotten, but was collected in The Brave Days and The Looker-On In Twentieth-Century Scottish Women’s Fiction the next titles arel Breakers by N. Brysson Morrison. and Speak, Adam (originally published as A Rumour of Strangers) by Moira Burgess