Sebastian Copeland is a world renowned photographer, polar explorer, author and environmental activist. His book Arctica ($90) looks to pay tribute to the world we know as the north pole. He also wants to draw awareness to its perilous plight. Although the pictures presented within its pages are ... More →
Brewing your own home versions of the most commercially popular beers really has never been so simple or so much fun. Clone Brews ($) is packed with 200 recipes, and home brewing enthusiasts will discover how to create their own clones of such famous brews as Magic Hat #9, Moose Drool, MIthaca Brown ... More →
The Frankies Spuntino Cookbook ($) is directly from the sizzling restaurant scene that is Brooklyn comes one hot cookbook. Everyone from urban kids to families to locals to celebs flock to Frankies Spuntino. The restaurant with the brick walls and tin ceiling sits in Carroll Gardens, and Frank Bruni ... More →
Leonard: My Fifty-Year Friendship with a Remarkable Man ($19) is a must read for any Star Trek fan. If you want to know what Leonard Nimoy's and William Shatner's friendship was really like, then this is a must read. Nimoy and Shatner first crossed paths on the set of The Man from U.N.C.L.E. It's ... More →
We all have our favorite actor who took on the roll of James Bond. Whether you're a Sean Connery or a Daniel Craig fan, we all have our favorites. But what about one of the biggest stars of every James Bond film, the cars. James Bond Cars ($21) pays homage to the legendary vehicles that demand just ... More →
If you're looking for a great gag gift, then you have to pick up Book Of Things Better Than Boobs ($5). Think about for a second, what could be better than boobs? Not much. So that's why this book is filled with 142 blank pages. Nothing nada, zilch. And if you can find 142 things better than boobs, ... More →
The Ruins of Detroit ($80) takes you on a tour of the city's neglected buildings. Buildings which have become monuments to its fall from grace. Right up until the 60's Detroit was one of the most important cities in America. Motown was a thriving hub of industry. It had a population of 2 million and ... More →
Keeping up with today's never ending trends can be tiresome, especially when it comes to home décor. However, the prestigious Kitchen Kulture ($38) hardback is here to help guide the way. With beautiful photography and fully researched information you'll be able to turn your kitchen from drab to ... More →
United States of Americana ($10) is essentially a field guide to the American Roots movement and is a fascinating and vivid account of why and how young urban Anericans found inspiration in the culture and traditions of a time long gone and brought that ethos into contemporary life. Compiled by Kurt ... More →
If you haven't heard of the name Elon Musk ($21) then you probably won't have used PayPal or maybe you've just been spending time on your own deserted island. Either way Elon Musk is a man who's ventures have shook American Business and industry. With a host of bluechip companies under his belt like ... More →
"Hey honey here's our brand new home, on the back of that there trailer". For those who don't know, a prefab is a house that is mass produced in a factory then assembled on site within a few days or weeks at the most. Prefab Houses ($48) shows you what's possible and the latest trends. Once regarded ... More →
Make no mistake The Book Of Bastards ($14) does not overlook Benedict Arnold, America's first traitor, but he is only one of the 101 bastards in this one of a kind volume dedicated to the Washington bad guys. He is in good company too when you look at some of the gross misconduct within this scarily ... More →
