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Shout – August Book of the Month
Laurie Halse Anderson’s memoir is our August Book of the Month. Continue reading Shout – August Book of the Month
Category: Non-Fiction
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If Women Rose Rooted – a rallying-cry to the rewilding of womanhood
Sharon Blackie’s classic feminist polemic gets a new look and paperback format. Continue reading If Women Rose Rooted – a rallying-cry to the rewilding of womanhood
The House on the Hill – the tale of London’s oldest lockup
Christopher Impey on the writing of his new book – The House on the Hill – about the historic HMP Brixton. Continue reading The House on the Hill – the tale of London’s oldest lockup
Photo London 2019
Photo London is upon us again – check out our gorgeous round up of photographic publishing in its honour. Continue reading Photo London 2019
Rock Pool by Heather Buttivant – May Book of the Month
Heather Buttivant’s exploration of the inter-tidal zone is our May Book of the Month. Continue reading Rock Pool by Heather Buttivant – May Book of the Month
What to read this Earth Day…
Celebrate the planet today with our Earth Day reading recommendations. Continue reading What to read this Earth Day…
Europe’s Best Bakeries – a continental movable feast
Follow Sarah Guy around the most delicious places in Europe and take a look inside Europe’s Best Bakeries. Continue reading Europe’s Best Bakeries – a continental movable feast
Solitary by Albert Woodfox – April Book of the Month
Albert Woodfox’s stirring account of 44 years in solitary confinement is our second April Book of the Month. Continue reading Solitary by Albert Woodfox – April Book of the Month
Lords of Chaos: The Bloody Rise of the Satanic Metal Underground – soon to be a feature film
Charting the violent rise of Black Metal crime, take a look at the book that inspired the upcoming feature film Lords of Chaos. Continue reading Lords of Chaos: The Bloody Rise of the Satanic Metal Underground – soon to be a feature film
Paradise Street – a nostalgic retrospect of British playtimes past
Take a look inside the latest “Vintage Britain” offering from Hoxton Mini Press, exploring a time when the streets of Britain were playgrounds of adventure. Continue reading Paradise Street – a nostalgic retrospect of British playtimes past