Self-publishing greatest hits.

Listed below are some of our greatest hits in the last year.

• A Lot Can Happen in a Year and a Half

  Conor Reidy

  I was diagnosed with a rare form of liver cancer when I was just five years old, resulting in high risk chemotherapy and a liver transplant. This is the story of my survival thanks to caring health professionals, modern medicine, a very unselfish organ donor and the Air Corps air ambulance.

• Original Writing from Ireland’s Own

  Various Authors

  This first Anthology of Original Writing from Ireland’s Own features over 50 of the prize-winners and highly commended entries to the annual writing competitions run by Ireland’s leading family magazine

• Original Writing from Ireland’s Own 2011

  Various Authors

  This second Anthology of Original Writing from Ireland’s Own features over 40 of the prizewinners and highly commended entries to the annual writing competitions run by Ireland’s leading family magazine.

• The Unconquerable Keane

  David Smith

  This is the story of John Keane, Waterford’s greatest hurler, and the era in which he played.

• The Girl in the Wardrobe

  Jennifer Farrell

  Jennifer Farrell’s childhood memoir won the Inaugural Memoir prize at Listowel Writers’ Week in 2007. The Girl in the Wardrobe tells the story of a young girl growing up in the heart of the city.

• The Stiletto

  James J. O’Sullivan

  A botched marriage, an alienated son, an attempted blackmail turn Donal Moran’s life upside down and lead to insane and stilettoed revenge.

• At the Heart of Montessori – 2 – Core Principles in Action

  Clare Healy Walls

  Book two in The Hello Montessori series which provide a thorough easy-to-follow explanation of Maria Montessori’s philosophy and educational method for all ages from birth to adolescence.

• The Best Time to Plant a Tree

  Gerry Cooney

  In August 2007 Gerry visited Namibia in South West Africa. During the trip they stayed in a small lodge in the North of the country called Guest Farm Ghaub. Gerry fell in love with the place and felt at home. When he discovered that the lodge was for sale it seemed that this was an opportunity that could not be passed up.

• Stories You Wouldn’t Tell Your Mother

  John Ryan

  Stories you wouldn't tell your mother tells the fast-paced tales of a backpacker let loose on the world. This book has been compiled for anyone with an interest in travel or fermented mare's milk vodka.

• New Dynamic Finger Power

  Roy Holmes

  Retrieving the finger technique of the early keyboardists to define the basic building blocks for a modern, dynamic and powerful finger technique – Including A Study Edition of Selected Études and Préludes by Chopin