Matthew E. Pointon's Books

A short life of this little-known Saxon saint who lived and preached in Staffordshire during the 6th and 7th centuries.

An account of Matt Pointon's travels through the lands of the Albanians - Albania and Kosova - in 1996 and 2009.

An account of a journey across Georgia and Turkey made in the summer of 2010.

An account of Matt Pointon's journey in 2013 from Konotop in Ukraine to Bucharest in Romania visiting places like Chernobyl, Kiev, Odessa, Chisinau, Tiraspol, Iasi and Suceava.

A short life of this little-known Saxon saint who lived and preached in Staffordshire during the Dark Ages.

A travelogue detailing Matt Pointon's 2014 journeyings around Armenia and Nagorno-Karabagh.

An account of Matt Pointon's 2002 journey to Seoul and Indonesia.

An account of Matt Pointon's 2001-2 journey to Hong Kong and the Philippines with his friend Ryan.

The Parish of Draycott-en-le-Moors in North Staffordshire is one of great antiquity and interest. In this book its fascinating story is followed from the earliest times up until the present-day. From agriculture to industry, railways to the Reformation, over a thousand years of history are recorded here so that all parishioners may explore their community's rich heritage.

A short life of this little-known Saxon saint who lived and preached in Staffordshire during the 6th and 7th centuries.

Matt Pointon's account of his 2015 visit to the north eastern corner of the DPRK, better known to the world as North Korea, perhaps the most isolated and unconnected nation on earth.

Matt Pointon takes us on a trip around the holy sites of Staffordshire and the surrounding area in a bid to discover the county's early Christian history and prove that it is deserving of the title of a holy land.

Matt Pointon's first-ever travelogue, the account of a trip to Vietnam and Cambodia in 2001.

A rip-roaring adventure in the style of Buchan involving eccentric Victorian adventurers, Bible-thumping missionaries, entrancing Oriental sisters, the Foreign Secretary and a rather unusual Laotian king.

An account of Matt Pointon's 2014 exploration of Ireland taking in Dublin, Bru na Boinne, Clonmacnoise, Athlone, Westport, Achill Island, Croagh Patrick, Connemera and Galway.

A rip-roaring adventure in the style of Buchan involving the descendants of the original Onogurian Three. Caroline Letchworth and Major Finneston are joined by the younger Onogurians and travel to the icy wilds of Iceland and the Faroe Isles seeking a legendary bell.

A rip-roaring adventure in the style of Buchan involving the descendants of the original Onogurian Three. Caroline Letchworth and Major Finneston are sent by the SIS on a dangerous assignment into the belly of the USSR.

A rip-roaring adventure in the style of Buchan involving eccentric Victorian adventurers, spies involved in the Great Game, mystical preachers, mysterious veiled ladies and a city straight out of the Arabian Nights. The Bukhara Affair is the second novel in the Onogurian Three Adventures.

A rip-roaring adventure about a young Mary Hartley who later stars in the Onogurian Three novels. In the 1830s, as a child, she goes down to play by the canal when she chances across some money launderers and gets kidnapped, ending up in the smoky realm of the Black Country

An account of Matt Pointon's 2013 journey to India and the UAE.

The first volume of Matthew E. Pointon's short stories covering the years 2000 to 2005. This varied collection of tales, arranged in the order in which they were written, has something to capture the imagination of every reader.

The second volume of Matthew E. Pointon's short stories covering the years 2006 to 2010. This varied collection of tales, arranged in the order in which they were written, has something to capture the imagination of every reader.

A travelogue charting two brothers' trip along the A470, the only road that links the north of Wales to its south.

Matt Pointon's second novel deals with Bulgaria during the years of immense change following the collapse of communism. Told through the eyes of Viktor, a teenager from Tutrakan, who meets the enigmatic and captivating Tatyana Delcheva and is carried along on a journey, the destination of which no one can tell.

An account of the land and sea journey made by Matt Pointon and his comrade Tom van den Ouden across Asia from Toyama in Japan to Konotop in Ukraine in the summer of 2002.

Matt Pointon spends three days explore the fragments of Byzantium that survive in and around the modern-day city of Istanbul.

Set in an alternative version of the 1990s, The Line imagines that the fate which befell Korea after World War II - division along ideological lines - also befell Britain. In this thriller, various forces north and south of the line battle one another in an attempt to reunify the country, even if it costs thousands of ordinary lives.

The fourth volume of Matthew E. Pointon's short stories covering the years 2015 to 2016. This varied collection of tales, arranged in the order in which they were written, has something to capture the imagination of every reader.

A rip-roaring adventure in the style of Buchan involving three eccentric Victorian adventurers, an enormous golden bell and a painting by one of the apostles. The Lost Treasure of Onoguria is the first novel in the Onogurian Three Adventures.

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