Books

The story of Harry Cassidy, a middle aged GP, and Molly Tranter, a young trainee doctor.

The diagnosis, treatment and reporting of dementia is a massive and previously unrecognised scandal.

Four stories about cross dressers.

Along with cancer and circulatory disease doctors and nurses are one of our top three killers.

A 39 step guide to help you decide if you are living with, or working with or for, a psychopath.

An account of Dr Vernon Coleman's battle to draw attention to the additive nature of benzodiazepine tranquillisers.

Written in 2010 this was originally subtitled ‘Tomorrow's Secrets: Social, Political and Financial Forecasts for the Coming Decade’.

How to unlock your body's protective powers and defend yourself against infectious diseases and cancer.

This is the original Story of Medicine, first published in 1985 but as fresh today as it was then. Dr Vernon Coleman's history book is unlike any other.

Moneypower, written by a highly successful private investor with nearly 50 years practical experience.

The funniest, maddest, sexiest, rudest, wildest set of agony column questions and answers ever published.

There is much in this book which will surprise you. You will wonder why you did not know these things.

A step by step account of how Gordon Brown's economic policies destroyed Britain.

Vernon Coleman shines a light into many dark corners.

Published in 2006, this book explains how and why we lost our freedom and freedom of speech.

First published in 2002, the book which is widely credited with starting the Eurosceptic movement which led to Brexit.

An unashamed celebration of England and all things English.

There is a much bigger problem than climate change facing us all - the end of the oil.

In this book, Vernon Coleman not only tells the truth about animal cruelty, but points out how useless and needless it actually is.

Here is the true history of the EU - showing how the organisation was designed by Nazis during WWII and then built by Nazis after the end of the War.

The most important men and women in English history.

The Diary of a Disgruntled Man is the first of Vernon Coleman's series of diaries.

Just Another Bloody Year describes a year in Vernon Coleman's bizarre and tempestuous life.

'The most powerful and revealing book about the EU ever published."

Coleman explains why things are never again going to be the way they used to be.

The story of an amateur cricket team on a summer tour of the West Country.

Tunnel is the story of what happens to a group of people travelling by train through the Channel Tunnel between England and France.

This is a book about people who lose balls, clubs, tempers and, on occasion, the course they're supposed to be playing.

The Man Who Inherited a Golf Course has sold over 30,000 hardback copies in the UK alone.