Gathering real-life experiences from a host of professionals to illustrate and give insight to the subject of professionalism, Dr Whiting has written this accessible, all-inclusive guide. The book challenges complacency, develops self-awareness, stimulates thought and action, and offers a strategic approach to self development.

Another delightful children’s book by David Aston. This book, illustrated by Jurate “Jackie” Jakstaite of JJ Textile and based on memories of her childhood, tells the story of a house on the edge of an apple orchard where the hares dance under the trees.

The Wroxall Bakers’ cookery book, inspired by the Wren Hall Sunday Afternoon Teas, gathers personal stories, anecdotes and recipes together in a true community project that is a feast for the eyes even for non-bakers!

We all know that mental health is important, both at work and at home. But sometimes we forget that good mental health as adults can be a result of learning good habits and strategies as children. “My Happy Habit Journal” is here to help. The book, which can be used by parents or teachers, uses engaging activities presented by the delightful Bug and Bee characters to teach children resilience and healthy strategies that will help them throughout their lives.

A daisy who wakes up too soon, an oak tree who watches patiently, year after year, as the seasons turn, and a scatter-brained squirrel come together in this gentle story of hope, patience and friendship. Illustrated with original mixed-media illustrations by the author.

As an established author in her own right, Tantamount director Gwyneth Box offers mentoring to aspiring writers, in particular to professionals who want to take the step from business authority to published author.

 This book offers guidance to contextualise your book project, as well as providing practical advice to level the learning curve and smooth the writing process so you can finally get your manuscript written.

The “slim volume” is not a poetry anthology, but a collection of brief essays about the craft of poetry and other more general writers’ issues – perspective, critique, performing, publication etc. The essays were originally written when Gwyneth was Poetry Coordinator for the SWWJ and published in the Society’s magazine.

“An ideal companion for management and for personal development.” Writing a book is hard enough, but co-authoring introduces a host of other factors into the process. We provided full editorial support to Annette and Kelly on their writing journey and on through the publication of this timely volume subtitled “how caring is great for business”.

Ben Benison’s only novel, a crime fiction adventure, is full of drama, as befits the pen of this skilled mime and performer extraordinaire.

Brought together here in an omnibus edition, Ibarrola’s short stories are written in a flash fiction style that is ideal for the digital age.

Written in the same style as “Capital Letters”, but with the author now based in rural Spain. The essays in "Los vecinos & other animals" have been adapted from Gwyneth’s "Outside the Box" column published between 2009 and 2010. “A glimpse into another world explained by a writer who notices all the little details that make life interesting.” – S.B.

Originally published between 2004 and 2008 as the “Capital Letters” column in “The New Entertainer”, an English-language newspaper based on the Costa Calida, these essays of ex-pat life offer insight into life as a foreigner living in Madrid. Spanish words and phrases are woven seamlessly into the English texts.

There’s a lot more to authorship than putting words onto paper, and there’s a huge difference between the first draft of a book and a professionally edited and designed publication. In her many business and community activities, company director Sarah Windrum is used to finding the right experts for the job, so she was happy to hand over the manuscript for her “gritty and honest” autobiographical book to Tantamount for the full editorial support process from edition through to publication.

The hectic, anarchic life of Ben Benison, inspiring and much-loved man of theatre, as told by Ben himself.

Originally published in Spain in 1961, the first book by Alonso Ibarrola, award-winning Spanish writer, critic and journalist, found new life and reached new audiences when published in digital format.

The charming story of how Waverley the cat loses - and finds - his miaow, a multi-device enhanced book with original illustrations by artist Martin Jones, spent several months at number one on the children’s fiction list for KOBO USA.

Charity impact reports, like this one from TASC, the Ambulance Staff Charity, are important opportunities to build awareness and support for the organisation’s cause by showcasing activities and achievements.

Our publishing services encompass the complete range of genres and media and, when appropriate, take full advantage of the tools available, as evidenced by this rich-media interactive magazine, produced for the Official College of Geologists, Spain.

A collaborative project born out of the pandemic, the Modern Pagan Prayers books sit in the space where poetry, mindfulness and prayer overlap. The three books are independently published to professional standards with the support of Tantamount’s editorial and design services.

We provided editorial support and publishing design services for print and digital versions of the fourth edition of Sand’s “Guidelines for Professionals”, a valuable reference book used by medical professionals across the UK and beyond.

LIke many charities, Sands, the Stillbirth and Neonatal Death Charity, has an important but sensitive message to convey to a range of stakeholders. Clarity and accuracy are essential, and infographics play a big part in communicating figures and statistics accessibly.

After looking at where modern technology was taking the publishing sector, Alonso Ibarrola decided the choice was “innovarse o morir” – “innovate or die” . He chose the former, coming to Tantamount for assistance with independently publishing all his works in digital format.

This highly visual book comprises a selection of serendipitous children’s sayings, collected over the years by the author, a grandmother and retired teacher, in combination with some enchanting original artworks of the same provenance.

“Brilliant contemporary mind expanding theatre.” Particularly in the digital world, scripts and poetry pose challenges for formatting, making it essential to have professional editorial design support.

“Explosive, joyful, challenging and life changing.” Ben’s generous legacy of theatrical works was given into the public domain for all lovers of theatre to enjoy.

Travel writing can take many forms and the acclaimed “Tahití y sus islas” is not so much a tourist guide as the author’s very personal view of Tahiti.

An “uplifting and helpful” read, this delightful full colour book challenges outdated perceptions and attitudes towards those with Down syndrome through a collection of personal experiences written by young people with Down syndrome, their friends and family members.

Use of brand colours and clear graphics makes it easy to read and understand the information in the “Sharing the News” report for DSUK’s Positive About Down Syndrome initiative.

A fore-runner of the modern magical realism of South America, Uruguayan author Horacio Quiroga’s work is full of supernatural themes, horror, insanity and human suffering.