Practical technology, warm humour and enough detail to leave the reader genuinely capable—not merely reassured for three pages.
The books range from Linux and Microsoft 365 to artificial intelligence and fiction. The common thread is respect for the reader: explain what matters, show how it works, keep the humour, and never confuse obscurity with expertise.
A practical route into Linux through WSL, with lessons that transfer to Linux systems everywhere. Learn safely, experiment freely and understand what the commands are actually doing.
Book details →A complete, expanding series covering everyday Office, connected Microsoft 365 work, automation, data and administration—with no assumption that the reader was born knowing any of it.
Explore the series →A funny, plain-English guide to what AI is, what it is not, how to use it well and where human judgment must remain firmly in charge.
Read the premise →A car tells the story of her own life—from assembly line to family ownership, racing, neglect, abandonment and restoration—through sound, pressure, motion and mechanical memory.
Meet Rachelle →A reader should finish with more than information. They should finish with agency.
New releases, expanded editions and works in progress will be collected here as the publishing catalogue develops.