Paul Vincent Knihy

Cheese is a gentle, satirical fable of capitalism and wealth. A clerk in Antwerp suddenly becomes the chief agent in Belgium and Luxembourg for Edam cheese and is saddled with 10,000 wheels of the red-rinded delight. But he has no idea how to run a business or how to sell his goods, and what's more, he doesn't even like cheese. Steeped in the atmosphere of the 1930s, an era of smart operators and failed businessmen, Cheese gracefully portrays the rigid class divisions of the time and a man's obsession with status. It is as relevant in the age of Internet investors and dot-com failures as it was when it was written.

A feast of ideas, practical suggestions and background information on how you can improve your mood instantly, and get on with living your life. These step by step suggestions are diverse, enjoyable, and not tied down to any one discipline. Start a new life today!

A noir comedy featuring Sal whose new life in the Basque country is proving to be unnerving. His wife may be a bigamist and he is being stalked by a man claiming to be her husband. Follow Sal through the unexpected twists and turns of love, murder, espionage and abduction.