Welcome to Fineleaf Publishing


home.....\|.....current titles.....\|.....our eBooks.....\|.....contact us.....\|.....twitter

landscape and nature		social and sport history		fine art, poetry, photography
Herefordshire Place Names		Private Chapels in the Heart of England		Kilpeck and Romanesque Herefordshire
	By Anthony Poulton-Smith Over 2000 years of Herefordshire histoory seen through its often intriguing and surprising names. Information and ordering		By John Kinross The author shares his enthusiasm for the region's finest private chapels - grand and simple alike. Information and ordering		By Valerie McLean The artist explores the legacy of medieval Herefordshir's finest church architecture. Publication - Summer 2012 Details to follow shortly

From Lumberjills to Wooden Wonders		Nine Aces and a Joker		Portraits from a Small Market Town
	By Mikael Grut The author draws on a career in international forestry with this miscellany of facts about trees. Information and ordering		Edited by Joe Gray Leading baseball writers describe the sport's history in Britain, focusing on standout pitchers’ defining seasons. Publication - Summer 2012 Details to follow shortly		By Alan Stringer The outcome of a major project exploring the more informal side of portrait photography. Publication - Summer 2012 Details to follow shortly

The Green Lanes of Herefordshire		Trackway to Turnpike		Singing Puccini at the kitchen sink
	By Heather Hurley An exploration of the long-forgotten green routeways of the county. Includes a series of illustrated walks. Information and ordering		By Heather Hurley The development of roads in South Herefordshire, from prehistoric routes to the end of the turnpike era. Information and ordering		By Bert Flitcroft A new collection by the highly-regarded Midlands poet: poetry for general reader and enthusiast alike - a joy to read. Information and ordering

Geology Explained in South Wales		Fresh Flowers for M'Lady		Ledbury Sketchbook
	By T R Owen An easy-to-follow guide to the geology of this outstanding landscape region. illustrated with field sketches. Information and ordering		By Tony Hibbert Craig-y-Nos - once a hub of the industrial South Wales and home to opera superstar Adelina Patti. Information and ordering		By Anthony Bateman A personal and affectionate record of the people, events and vistas of Ledbury as seen through the eyes of the artist. Information and ordering

Geology Explained in the Lake District		What about the Villa?		Kathy Lewis Sketchbook
	By Robert Prosser An easy-to-follow guide to the geology of this outstanding landscape region. illustrated with field sketches. Information and ordering		By Joe Gray A long forgotten story from Britain’s sporting history - the days of Aston Villa as a leading pro baseball team. Information and ordering		By Kathy Lewis A selection of work by the prominent Gloucestershire artist. Presented as a field sketchbook facsimle on fine paper. Information and ordering

Geology Explained in the Cotswolds		Penny a Jar		Landscapes on the Edge
	By William Dreghorn An easy-to-follow guide to the geology of this outstanding landscape region. illustrated with field sketches. Information and ordering		By Keith Harris A moving story of childhood poverty in wartime Bristol, from hunger and homelessness to friendship and love. Information and ordering		Margot Miller & Sue Sharp An illustrated anthology of poems of the Wye Valley and Welsh Borders, from early to contemporary writers. Information and ordering

Geology Explained in the Wye Valley		A Treatise on Cyder Making		May Hill: Paintings and Drawings
	By William Dreghorn An easy-to-follow guide to the geology of this outstanding landscape region. illustrated with field sketches. Information and ordering		By Hugh Stafford First published more than 250 years ago, this is a facsimile edition of one of the earliest guides to cider making. Information and ordering		By Valerie McLean A selection of work by this contemporarys artist complemented by memories of the people of May Hill.. Information and ordering

Paths and Pubs of the Wye Valley		Personalities of the Forest of Dean		Forest Gold
	By Heather and Jon Hurley Twelve illustrated circular routes, leading off the waymarked Wye Valley Walk - each wit a pub stop. Information and ordering		By H G Nicholls First published in 1863, this is a Fineleaf facsimile edition of the author's "account of the Foresters". Information and ordering		By Marigold Pritchard Born and bred in the Forest of Dean, the author shares a host of memories of life in the region through her poetry. Information and ordering

Exploring Historic dean		Excursion from the Source of the Wye		Forest Leaves
	John Sheraton & Rod Goodman A detailed guide to fourteen scenic walks in an area with a long and fascinating history. Information and ordering		By Mark Willett First published in 1810, this is a facsimile edition of one of the earliest tour guides to the Wye Valley region. Information and ordering		By Marigold Pritchard A further selection of the author's favourite poems about everyday life in the Forest of Dean. Information and ordering

		Historical Aspects of Ross 2010
			Ross-on-Wye Civic Society A second volume of recent research papers on various aspects of the history of Ross-on-Wye. Information and ordering


Copyright Fineleaf 2012