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Malc Cowle continues to read the poetry of William Baron contained in his second book, ECHOES FROM THE LOOM, first published in 1903.

These poems were written by Samuel Laycock after he had moved to Blackpool. The complete sound track and the individual poems are available in MP3 format at www.malcsbooks.com

Edwin Waugh's Besom Ben stories were rightly loved by Lancashire people in the mid-nineteenth century. Besom Ben and His Donkey was the first story in the series. This audio book featuring Ben, the simple besom manufacturer, and Dimple, his faithful and much put upon donkey, brings their first adventure back to life for a more modern audience. Produced by the Northen Grove Publishing Project, narrated by Malc Cowle, in support of the Working Class Movement Library, Salford, M5 4WX. Suitable for fun-loving people of all ages.

The great Doctor Bell of Lancashire and Cheshire fame was to medicine what Nigel Farage is to politics.

Who is Ruth Beckett? A mystery indeed.

A virtual David Cameron addresses the Talking Bollocks Society with Malc Cowle in the chair.

Teddy returns to Corple Stones Farm with an orphaned lamb and an old acquaintance.

A tale of rivals in love and a wrong that is finally righted.

Malc Cowle and his friend Bill Hudson take a walk in Worsley Woods in the City of Salford, Greater Manchester, on the first day of June 2017.

Having rejected the church young Malc goes further astray and despite trying to be a good boy for once becomes an arsonist.

Edwin Waugh's Besom Ben stories were rightly loved by Lancashire people in the mid-nineteenth century. Besom Ben and His Donkey was the first story in the series. This audio book featuring Ben, the simple besom manufacturer, and Dimple, his faithful and much put upon donkey, brings their first adventure back to life for a more modern audience. Produced by the Northen Grove Publishing Project, narrated by Malc Cowle, in support of the Working Class Movement Library, Salford, M5 4WX. Suitable for fun-loving people of all ages.

Malc Cowle reads Chapter Three of the third book in the TRESPASSERS! trilogy, namely THE BICYCLE FRAME BUILDER'S APPRENTICE.

Eighty-five years ago in April 1932 over 400 young Manchester and Salford workers, many of them unemployed, participated in a Mass Trespass on Kinder Scout in the nearby Peak District. In so doing they made history and boosted the continuing struggle for the Freedom to Roam on Uncultivated Land in England.

Malc Cowle reads Chapter Ten of THE MILL OWNER'S DAUGHTER, the second book in the DIRTY POLITICS; HARD TIMES Trilogy of Chartism.

The final chapter of Born to Annoy Part 1 - A Dawning of Awareness. Malc commences drinking, outlines his skills at chatting up girls and paints a picture of 1960s teenage life.

Thomas Hartwell Cowle takes his first tandem ride and gives his Dad a surprise.

Another trip to Edale and Tom shows his prowess and grasp of the English language, as well as his attitude to adults who try to bribe him.

Malc Cowle reads Chapter Eight of THE MANCHESTER CHARTIST, the first book of the DIRTY POLITICS; HARD TIMES Trilogy of Chartism.