Black angels'Black Angels' tells the true story of 300 black nurses who helped prevent a public health crisis in New York. In 1929, when white nurses staged a walk out at Staten Island's 2000 bed TB sanatorium, health officials made the decision to sanction a national call for 'coloured nurses'. Lured by the promise of good pay, education, housing, and the opportunity to work in a hospital free of quotas and segregated wards, 'Black Angels' from all over the

her years in Cyprus and Italy

while Burford Browns have a bad habit of feather-pecking

front steps and back gardens into spaces to grow edibles

from the creatures in the depths of the ocean to the slime hiding inside the human body

known as tramroads

Readers can discover more than 200 life-saving plants and 25 home-grown remedies to make themselves

have conjured the perpetual impression of a sport on the brink of explosion or implosion

The tiny community is her home

where a miraculous cloud-forest and its rivers are threatened by goldmining

and long-lived vampire Matthew Clairmont have broken the laws dividing creatures

but he was very sad

In 'Hubris'