Tara Robinson

If you’re concerned, just talk to a member of our staff or, alternatively, swing your legs over the edge of the bed and walk out, remembering to pull the camera from your bum before leaving the hospital. Liz has got an embarrassing problem, and these yogurts aren’t helping. Her body’s acting up. Gutted is a bold new journey of frank confessions, colourful characters and too much brown sauce. A shameless tale of love, laughter and lavatories, it is based on solo performer Liz Richardson's real-life experiences as a young woman living with ulcerative colitis (similar to Crohn's Disease).

In this book, Tara takes us on her journey from age five to age thirty-eight. She offers a front row seat into her life to show both, the beauties and the beasts of life, and how they are the result of the decisions and choices we make. Her story is a depiction of pain, abuse, and bad decisions that helped shape her path. Her journey will capture your heart, awaken your senses, and inspire you to pay attention. This book was written for young girls, teenagers, and women who are struggling with past hurt. Hopefully, Tara's truth will stop someone from derailing, or prolonging their journey towards happiness due to difficult and uncertain times This memoir tackles hard issues like domestic violence, molestation, teenage pregnancy, love, divorce, and healing It teaches us that we must seek to heal early, find a path to peace, and hold on tight to our faith. Tara's story will have you weeping, laughing, but most importantly it will leave you encouraged

Jones and Davis are fighting. There’s a skeleton in the well. There’s more to being Welsh than having the accent, isn’t there? Written for a single performer, Tara Robinson and Steffan Donnelly’s My Body Welsh is a lyrical thriller which guides the audience through Llanfair­pwllgwyngyll­gogery­chwyrn­drobwll­llan­tysilio­gogo­goch and into a world of slippery small-town myth-making. My Body Welsh is a vibrant, part-bilingual piece of contemporary theatre that investigates the role storytelling plays in constructing national identity. My Body Welsh was published to coincide with Invertigo Theatre’s tour of the play in January 2017.

All right all you fisher-persons. I hear that most of you have read my first booklet and think that you know as much as me. But you are wrong. I have learned a lot since I did my first booklet. I've been to Seattle, Port Angeles, Neah Bay, Sekiu, Ucluelet, Tofino, Barkley Sound, Alberni, Nanaimo, Campbell River, as well as lots of little spots along the way. I even went to Fanny Bay. I am now eleven and I learned a lot in my travels. Also, my Dad invented a lot of new lures. My biggest fish last year was a 41.5 pound (19kg) Spring Salmon. This new book includes some of the details from my first booklet but I've added more big fish lures and stories. Besides my Dad's lures, it covers Tomic Plugs, Hot Spots, Riptide lures, Reef Raider lures and Buzz Bomb lures. I've also put in a small section on motor mooching strip and cut plug. I hope that by reading this book you will be catching lots of big fish like I do. The hardest fish to catch is the salmon so most of the book will deal with salmon fishing. Once you know all about catching salmon in salt water you can use this information to catch all types of large fish.