The Red Kite Paul Bura's latest anthology of poems hot off the press is The Red Kite. If you know and love Paul’s poetry then you’ll love this book. If you’re new to his work then you’ll also love this; and then you will want to seek out his previous tomes. Julian Young (editor for The International Herald Tribune)   Price: £5.95 [more] [order]

Peter Chisholm "The Lemon Tree" “This is Paul Bura’s first novel and it is an intriguing and unusual story of love, its loss and eventual recovery. The characters are great and the story powerfully told in Paul Bura’s energetic and electric way. I hesitate to describe it further for fear of spoiling the plot for the reader – suffice to say that I enjoyed it immensely and could not put it down until I’d read every page.” Price: £8.25 [more] [order]

The Stranger on the Threshold Once again, Paul Bura has produced a superb work, which we have all been waiting for. Whether you are into nature, crop circles, standing stones, the spiritual life or just the journey for its own sake, there is something for everyone here. Paul Bura's rare ability to work with humour, vision and compassion is a gift that makes his writing immediately accessible. Maybe that is why he touches the heart so. Price: £6.99 [more] [order]

And Love Said ... The Oracle If you asked Love itself for advice to guide you through life's difficulties, what would Love say? This is the question Paul Bura asked as he sat with pen poised, waiting for inspiration. In answer, this collection of 405 inspirational sayings seemed to pour itself into his mind. Some came from his memories of spiritual writings he had read, others from his own writings, still others appeared to be directly inspired by some higher source. The sayings are set out on 5 groups of 9 pages so that you can dowse for the one you most need to read at any particular time. If you are new to dowsing, don't worry. There are full instructions in the book, which provides a wonderful way of tuning in to guidance from a higher source. Price: £5.40 [more] [order]

Stepping To The Drummer From down to earth tales of life in the entertainment business and stealing toilet chains from the Coronation street set, to meetings with the ghosts of famous singers, conversations with disembodied entities and astounding interactions with crop circles and ancient sites, Paul's life story will resonate on many different levels in the hearts of those who join him for this remarkable journey. Price: £8.90 [more] [order]

In The End Love Is All There Is This collection of love poems are some of his most beautiful, sensitive and, indeed, sensual poems to date. His obvious love and respect for the opposite sex are most apparent. Some 90% of his readers are women. In The End speaks of love on many levels and insists that when all is said and done, "Love is all there is". A mystical view that is the hall-mark of all Paul Bura's works. Price: £4.95 [sample] [order]

The Oak On The Plain The Oak On The Plain is Paul Bura's first breakaway from poetry but still continuing and probing the subject of love which he considers the only positive thing worth pursuing on all its different levels. This book tells the enchanting tale of man and nature and man as nature. No one is too 'grown-up' to read it, and to read it with joy. Price: £3.95 [more] [order]

Quest For Contact Out of Print Quest For Contact tells the story of the hopes and dreams, successes and failures of a group's search for interaction with strange and elusive forces. Dramatic, humorous, exciting and thought-provoking, the book provides a fascinating insight into the lives of those who spend their days investigating the paranormal. Price: £7.50 [order]

The Drunk On The Train "The Drunk On The Train is priceless; a jewel amongst contemporary poetry." Stephanie Sorrell (editor of The Science of Thought Review) Price: £4.95 [sample] [more] [order]

Brand New Brand new poems, but with all his old brand of love and laughter, wisdom and wit: Bura's back! This is Paul's eighth collection of poems during a long career that has seen him write nearly 400 poems. These latest poems zing with the same freshness and vitality as when he started out. These poems will linger in your heart and mind. Forever. Just another poet? I don't think so. Julian Young (editor for The International Herald Tribune)   Price: £4.95 [more] [order]