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Russell-Alexander Publishing, formerly Temple Woman Publishing, was established to support new authors in writing, editing, marketing and self-publishing their books; and to support experienced, published authors in preparing their books for publication.
With us, new authors can focus on their writing and enjoy the process without the pressure of deadlines, or concerns about their inexperience while published authors can be assured that their manuscript is in safe hands.
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Recently Published
Losing My Mind, Mindfully
Róisín Erskine is passionate about play, lifelong learning, and exploring our sense of self. Her debut memoir, a creative non-fiction work, is the result of a decade spent learning, testing, and sharing mindfulness practices.
Through a range of life events, ranging from the mundane to the awe-inspiring or devastating, Róisín offers insights into human nature, demonstrating how we often work against ourselves, believing we have life figured out but forgetting that everything can change in an instant.
Roisin challenges today’s cultural definitions of happiness, comfort, and contentment. She encourages the reader to see meditation as more than simply quieting the mind but rather as the letting go of unnecessary mental and emotional baggage, laying old paradigms to rest, and leaning into discomfort with equanimity. It demands honesty with ourselves as we discard the safety of familiar masks and discern what we allow into our worldview in this post-truth era.
At its heart, this book is about intimacy, hope, and infinite potential.
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Recently Published
Wagtail
We are all capable of murder, whether premeditated or an impulsive crime of passion. While most of us will never cross that line, the potential may be beyond our control. Free will is a gift, but how we manage our actions and reactions is up to us—or is it?
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Among the Fields of Barley
In Among the Fields of Barley, we follow the transformative journey of Charlotte Spencer, a driven and accomplished architect in her forties, yearning for a life that feels more rooted and meaningful. When she unexpectedly inherits a beautiful cottage nestled outside a small village, surrounded by stunning countryside, rolling fields of barley and the soft hum of country life, it becomes more than just a house for Charlotte – it becomes a sanctuary. She learns to slow down, to breathe in the rhythms of nature, and to appreciate the beauty in life’s quieter moments. Charlotte’s journey is further enriched by her encounter with Tom Quinn, a reserved and introspective farmer. As their relationship develops and deepens, Charlotte and Tom navigate the complexities of compromise and love, and learn to embrace the life they’ve always yearned for – one of simplicity, connection, and profound joy.
Among the Fields of Barley is a heartwarming story of self-discovery, the power of love, and the beauty of finding home in unexpected places. It reminds us that life’s richest treasures often lie in the unlikeliest of fields, waiting to be harvested.
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A Micro-Guide to Micro-Habits
It’s time to forget about resolutions made at New Year or any other time. Statistics suggest that “… the average resolution lasts just 3.74 months. Only 8% of respondents tend to stick with their goals for one month, while 22% last two months, 22% last three months and 13% last four months.” Forbes 2023.
It’s time to stop setting yourself up for failure and, instead, follow a process which helps you make significant, lasting change.
Welcome to “A Micro-Guide to Micro-Habits”, crafted to help you discover the powerful potential of small, consistent actions in transforming your day-to-day life.
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