Fire in the Bay

Literature & Fiction

Davies, Tom

Contemporary

HarperCollins, Publishers

Government and Local Labour Market Policy Implementation

Mason, Charlie

Davies, Liz

Business & Money

Gower Pub.Co.

A rip-roaring story of love and adventure as Tom Davies, former journalist and award-winning writer, roams the world, meeting influential thinkers of our time and searching for the meanings of visions he saw as a youth with VSO in Malaya.   New York, Hong Kong, New Orleans, Beijing and the Middle East all spring to life with his evocative pen until he ends up in Snowdonia where he sits down to add up what he has learned about himself and the world.  He shows how the media – TV, film and games in particular – have become a threat to us all, provoking riots in our cities, shootings in our schools, while  also encouraging widespread anarchy and turmoil as in the Arab Spring.   As the amplified voices of madness and murder are bearing down on us from our screens continuously you will be left with only one question: has God finally broken his silence?  ‘How utterly fascinating I found The Reporter’s Tale. What a life! What an epiphany! I am astonished by the profligacy of detail – inner and outer – and by Davies’ command of his own meanings.’ - Jan Morris  ‘The Reporter’s Tale is the autobiography of Tom Davies, a steelworker’s son from Cardiff who went on to enjoy – and sometimes endure – a high-rise career as a writer. This is a packed and passionate book from a man who kissed the Blarney Stone and found God talking to him.’ - Western Mail  ‘In The Reporter's Tale, Tom Davies takes the reader on a sensuous and, at times, harrowing pilgrimage. A testimony of hope, deep loss and a determination not to perish in the Godless shadows of our days. Be inspired.’ - Stewart Henderson

The Reporter's Tale

Berwyn Mountain Press

<p>A travelogue based on the author's nine-week walk along the 1,100-mile perimeter of Wales. This heart-warmingly open and honest book bursts with interesting facts about the places along Tom's route, vivid descriptions, and photos of stunning scenery, magical wildlife encounters, bizarre anecdotes, random and life-reaffirming generosity from strangers, and even a few dark moments of the soul. But most of all it contains an astounding energy and positivity, and a contagious love for the breathtaking coast and scenery of Wales.</p>

A Welsh Wander: An Epic Trek Right Around Wales

Sports & Outdoors

Hiking & Camping

Y Lolfa

From late 1995 "The Western Mail" (Wales' national paper) ran a series of religious articles entitled "In the Pulpit". The column was very popular, and this book collects together the best of these articles.

The Visions of Caradoc

Religion & Spirituality

Azure

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