Chris Hunt Books

Bruce Springsteen: Blinded by the Light
Air Brush Book
Arthur Negus enjoys country houses
ARTHUR NEGUS ENJOYS COUNTRY HOUSES.
ARTHUR NEGUS ENJOYS COUNTRY HOUSES.

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The search for Robert Johnson
The search for Robert Johnson

By John Hammond, Chris Hunt

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Documentary, using the research of blues scholars Mack McCormick and Gayle Dean Wardlow, on the man many believe was the king of Mississippi Delta country blues.

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Mignon
Mignon

By Chris Hunt

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Thornapple
Thornapple

By Chris Hunt

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From Goodreads: A renegade monk, a scheming lady of the manor, a mysterious old woman, and a beautiful boy guarding magical secrets. These are just some of the intriguing characters encountered by...

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N for Narcissus
N for Narcissus

By Chris Hunt

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From Goodreads: In "Narcissus" Hunt continues with Algy's life, 11 years after he left Willie (Willie is Hunt's protagonist in Sweet Lavender) In Narcissus, Algy has settled down with a lovely wif...

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Gaveston
Gaveston

By Chris Hunt

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The Bisley boy
The Bisley boy

By Chris Hunt

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The astonishing story of the boy from a Cotswold village who became Elizabeth I has been rumored for centuries; historical novelist Chris Hunt reconstructs Elizabeth's story in the first person.

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