It’s beginning to look (and feel) a lot like Christmas with these frosty mornings here in Edinburgh. To celebrate the release of ‘A Quickening’ by Rosemary Hector, the perfect accompaniment for the Advent period, we have some brilliant launch events lined up in Scotland to get into the festive mood! Join us for evenings of poetry, music, […]
Muddy Pearl are delighted to be launching something every special from Jill Weber, Director of Houses of Prayer for 24-7 Prayer and Founder of the Greater Ontario House of Prayer, Canada. October sees the official release of her book Even the Sparrow: A Pilgrim’s Guide to Prayer, Trust and Following the Leader, Jill’s incredible story of building […]
We look at the world and there are so many problems and we think we can’t do anything. I wrote the book because that’s wrong. We can do something. On Thursday 18th July, we had our Scottish launch of Grant Smith’s The Accidental Social Entrepreneur at Blackwells Edinburgh. It was a brilliant evening, following on […]
This review was originally posted on the Al-Jabr blog. One of the things I love about travel, is the stories one hears from people from all sorts of backgrounds. From adventure stories that thrill us as we start to wonder where truth stops and fiction starts, to heart-breaking tales of messy reality that leave us […]
We are delighted to announce we will be at Refuel this year in the beautiful Gordon Castle Estate, Fochabers from 21st-27th July! We have a brilliant programme lined up, with author talks, a reading spa, book ‘tasting’, seminars on publishing and so much more. Catch us at the Orangery throughout the week. View our full programme here: Muddy […]
I don’t like book reviews that assess and evaluate. I’m not well read or intelligent enough to cast judgement on other authors. Plus, I always assume when I read a book that there will be things that I agree with, and things I don’t. And I learn just as much from my moments of resistance […]
Mark Greene, author of Probably the Best Idea in the World, reflects on 7 things he has learned about relationships. 1. I’m not nearly as good at them as I used to think I was. And I’m not being self-deprecating. Ask my children. Ask my friends. Don’t ask my co-workers. 2. Love is the key […]
The problem with love is that you just can’t escape its often inconvenient but ultimately liberating demands. Just when you think it’s only about romantic intoxication, abandonment to the ‘One’, caring for your brilliant friends, honouring your embarrassing parents and your sparkling/lose-the-will-to-live lecturers, reaching out to those in need, handing out flipflops to worse-for-wearing-high-heelers at […]
Tim Hein speaks with authority as he draws on research findings, his personal experience and the personal experience of his wife Priscilla, herself a child sex abuse survivor. He shares from his own Christian faith in his role as a church leader. The author essentially outlines how we can best support abuse survivors through their […]
‘This book is a courageous gift,’ writes Debra Hirsch in the Foreword to Tim Hein’s powerful book, ‘Understanding Sexual Abuse’. A courageous gift indeed; one of those books that the reader will feel privileged to have read and learnt from. Drawing on his own expertise as a church minster and the personal experience of his […]
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