Microcosmos ($17) takes on an outstanding photo-journey that allows us to see what is going on around us in our everyday lives through some sublime microscopic images. These images, which are produced using the very latest micro-photography technologies, are displayed on user friendly, large page ... More →
Andrew Zuckerman is following up his highly acclaimed Wisdom with Music ($37). He takes his unique photographic perspective into the world of music and gives us an amazing perspective into one of the oldest industries in the world. This book contains portraits of eminent artistes, musicians, ... More →
And here we have, finally, the long-awaited autobiography, Life By Keith Richards ($22), from the legendary guitarist, singer, songwriter and Rolling Stones founder member. Step forward Keith Richard. As part of the mighty Stones, Richards created songs that defined a generation, not to mention ... More →
Welcome to the biggest book on the Simpsons EVER! Packed into this one humungous episode guide, Simpsons World ($35) is 20 years worth of programs, it doesn't get much better than that! To call The Simpsons just a TV show is a travesty, this is an institution. They celebrated their 20th anniversary ... More →
The history of New England is a fascinating one that built on a never ending armature of amazing stories that tell the tale of both the Yankee ingenuity and the hardy and intrepid characters that made the area what it is today. Bootleggers, Lobstermen and Lumberjacks ($14)is a brilliant presentation ... More →
Adam Carolla is a man on a mission; he had had enough of the insanity that exists in modern America. The ability to reason has been removed thanks to the crystal rubbing, Oprah-watching, wholefood shopping moms and their whipped into place lawyer husbands. In Fifty Years We'll All Be Chick's ($10) ... More →
You will have never come across a book quite like Decoded ($28), simply because it is a rarity in that it is a book like no other. This is a collection of lyrics and the meanings behind them that have combined to tell the tale of a culture. Hip Hop is an art form, if you will a moment in history, ... More →
A word of warning to all this thinkers, poets, artists and misfits: Soulpancake ($13) is not just a book, it is a movement that chews on the big questions in life. The side effects of reading this book include changing how you think about what being human means. Consider yourself warned. Somewhere ... More →
Have you ever studied a can of beer before cracking it open? No? Well knows your chance. In alphabetic order, Beer ($15) gives us an insight into a remarkable collection of over 500 cans from 30 countries that range from the iconic to the obscure. They are all here, from the busty lovelies that ... More →
Bacon: A Love Story ($11), is a very sensitive book as it is a love letter to bacon, heralded as the best meat ever by Heather Lauer, a loud and proud bacon enthusiast. This witty collection of bacon bits is packed with recipes, fun facts, history and true hero worship of the smoked porcine. A ... More →
Back in 1935, the founder of DC Comics Major Malcolm Wheeler-Nicholson published the first edition of New Fun, the first ever comic book that boasted brand new and original material. This was at a time when comic books were considered to be just repositories for those cast off newspaper strips. The ... More →
Quite simply, The Big Butt Book ($40) is a book of butts. There is something about butts, bums, tushies, derrieres, that we simply can't get enough of. The Karma Sutra told us how to spank them, Italians touch them for luck before placing bets, and Americans are having them cosmetically enhanced at ... More →
