Posted by Kay on October 1st, 2018
At the controls of MV Jupiter 1993 (Keith Goss, courtesy of Ships Monthly)
We are sad to report the death of Kay’s father, Captain Robin Hutchison.
Robin was one of the best known, most experienced and popular Clyde Captains.
He sailed on the river for over 40 years and was Captain of ships as varied as Waverley, Queen Mary II, Maid of Argyll, Jupiter, Caledonian Isles and Hebridean Princess.
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Posted by Richard on July 1st, 2018
June saw the launch of the latest in the Adventures of Captain Bobo picture book series.
A ferry boat takes a short-cut through some dangerous rocks and Captain Bobo and his crew must come to the rescue.
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Posted by Richard on October 26th, 2016
We had great fun roaring on the crowd at Foyles Cabot Square Bristol yesterday. A crowd of over 20 keen young explorers and their parents heard Richard highlight some fun facts about tigers. He explained why he decided to write the fun children’s adventure book and why it’s important to help these magnificent creatures thrive in the wild.
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Posted by Kay on October 20th, 2016
The long-awaited second instalment of our acclaimed tiger saga was launched at Waterstones on Tuesday night. A lively group of over 60 gathered to hear the story behind the latest book, to enjoy more of Matt’s delightful illustrations – and also learn more about what’s happening to the tigers in India in real-life.
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Posted by Richard on October 15th, 2016
80 pages – Full Colour, 90 Photographs.
We are delighted to announce a reprint of Hurricane Hutch last month. The new stock has come just in time for Christmas. It’s a perfect present and a ‘must have’ for any Clyde Steamer enthusiasts, or indeed for people just interested in books on West Scotland.
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Posted by Richard on October 30th, 2015
The first book in the Tigeropolis series is now available, others in the series will be due out in March and September 2016.
It’s a fun read for children aged 8-10 and tells the quirky story of how a family of vegetarian tigers ‘pulls out all the stops’ to save their beloved forest (Tigeropolis) from the developers.
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