Amelia May Kingston

Amelia May Kingston is the pen-name of Sylvia Farley, who shares the Viscount Publishing imprint with Ray Stokes. Both write unusual fiction, fantastic and whimsical, but with a real-world foundation and a social and spiritual message. "Hosts of Angels" began as a vivid dream which was so compelling that the story practically wrote itself. Amelie also felt compelled to turn her hand to designing her own book covers. A donation will be made from each copy of "Hosts" sold to encourage the spread of butterfly gardens and preservation of butterfly habitats throughout the world. The books are set in a bold font for ease of reading. From researching light in the Arctic to building palaces on the equator; from night-club singer to landlady providing bed, breakfast and evening meals for lorry drivers: Amelia May Kingston’s life has never been dull. In spite of having Multiple Sclerosis since her teens, she has raised a family of three and, on her old Yorkshire doctor’s advice, said “No!" to "nowt”. Amelia, now a qualified psychologist, has a self-esteem website, which is free and can be found at http://www.youareunique.co.uk. The Triumph of Hope is an adult, hard-hitting investigation of the world of alternative sexuality. It is a challenging, shocking and honest piece of erotic fiction. Amelia has a great interest in people and in the natural world. She believes in serendipity, intuition and faith. She encourages a world-view of mutual respect in which we strive for ego-integrity, for recognition of our vulnerability and mutual dependence and in which we permit each other to thrive, to strive and to extend our boundaries. It is a world where we cherish each other for our differences. Her world is a world fit for heroes, and for butterflies.