Available now: January 2023, Callender Press.
Birds and Humans: who are we? David Campbell Callender (aka Ruth Finnegan)
Third Edition: Callender Nature 5.

PUBLISHED: October 2022
WAR: WHY DOES IT STILL EXIST? Alan Barnard, anthropologist and writer.

PUBLISHED April 2022
THE BUSHMEN (SAN) OF AFRICA: More than 40,000 years of learning, Alan Barnard.

Being a street kid, being a street watcher, being there, Marcus Hurcombe, Youth worker
Childhood: learning from its history and culture, Heather Montgomery, Professor, Open University.
Time for the world to learn from the Middle Ages, Sue Oosthuizen, University of Cambridge.
Reading, a way to ‘'hear’ voices, Professor Kate Pahl, University of Manchester
Listen to the universe begin, Roh-Suan Tung. Professor of Physics, Singapore
OMG: Cults, religious movements, and new under the sun, Eileen Barker FBA, Emeritus Professor of Sociology (Study of Religion); London School of Economics and Political Science
The magic of being a software engineer, Ian Trimnell, engineer
Becoming a poet: the mystery, Denise Saul, poet
Being a story-teller, being a dreamer, being dyslexic: me! Terrie Howey, story-teller and student
Dentistry through my eyes, Dr Jesal Pankhania BDS Dip. Rest. Dent.
Time for the world to learn from Hawaii, Min Ong
Being on the inside as an outsider, on doing thinking about thinking doing, Professor Raymond Apthorpe FRAI, anthropologist
Gypsy voices, edited by Judith Okely, anthropologist
Administrating, Master-Minding and such, a fun life, Ken Edmond, Secretary Mastermind Club
The love of words: a personal experience, Aoife Grant, literature teacher, Iri
Time for the world to learn from China, Yunxia Wu, anthropologist
Donkeys, wonders of the humblest, David Campbell Callender, naturalist