Ian P. Loftus is a Cumbrian writer of fiction and non-fiction and the founder of Stonecurrent Press.
His historical fiction follows ordinary people as national and international events enter family, work and village life. His non-fiction ranges across philosophy, politics, communication, observation and creative practice.
Books by Ian P. Loftus
William: A Cumberland Rebel
A young Cumbrian labourer is swept into the 1745 Jacobite rising. The first novel in The Cumberland Chronicles.
The Individual Against Authority
Oscar Wilde’s complete 1891 essay, accompanied by original commentary, philosophical analysis and a modern response. Volume One of Poets, Politics & Philosophy.
The Awesome Power of Questions
A practical guide to asking better questions in work, leadership and everyday life. Third Edition.
Field Work
A structured method for careful observation, recording and reflection. Second Edition.
Earlier books by Ian P. Loftus
Smiler: How do you stop the memories from fading?
A deeply personal memoir about grief, memory, enduring love and the difficult work of rebuilding a meaningful life after the death of a son.
Originally published by Other Minds.