If you love meat but still have problems differentiating between Chateaubriand and Porterhouse then you owe it to yourself to get this book. From the master butchers that are the Lobel family, the Meat Bible is the only guide you will ever need. Covering every imaginable meat including beef, pork, ... More →
Since it was founded in 1756 by a bloodthirsty tyrant, The Onion hasn't only changed how we think about the news but also whether or not we think about it at all. Published to coincide with the end of the new millenniums first decade, Our Front Pages gives us an insight into what the first thing ... More →
This is a meticulous compilation of all the details of how movies have been financed and then made since the inception of cinema. The box office performances are also chronicled and you will find an expert commentary taking you through the biggest trends of the last century of movie making. The ... More →
Sit back and enjoy, thanks to The Complete National Geographic, every single issue since October 1888 right through December 2011. That equates to over 1,400 issues, in excess of 8,000 articles, more than 200,000 photographs, and literally, hundreds of those digitized classic maps recreated ... More →
It is hard to think of any other phenomenon that has come anywhere close to Monofuku. Once a word that sounded like it was a faraway planet in a Sci-Fi movie, it is now instantly recognizable as the name of the chain of award-winning New York restaurants. David Chang is the man behind Momofuku and ... More →
This Collectors Edition is numbered 1,001-10,000 and each one of the 9000 copies has been signed by both Muhammad Ali and Jeff Koons. There is also a photo-litho companion for this Collectors Edition that can be viewed at Taschen. This is the definitive compendium of one of the world's greatest ... More →
Back in the 1980s, Nintendo was the undisputed king of the home entertainment market thanks to its NES, Nintendo Entertainment System. The problems started when major rival Sony launched their PlayStation on the world, games console boasting such cutting-edge technology that is put the NES to shame. ... More →
This is the first ever book that, through the lens of pop culture, explored the many facets that play a part in living as a cowboy. Cowboy: The Ultimate Guide to Living Like a Great American Icon both educates and entertains with its insider look as such topics as chuck wagon cooking, rodeos, ... More →
It is a fact that should a zombie outbreak occur, 98% of us will have to destroy the undead without the use of a firearm, are you up to the challenge? The Zombie Combat Manual is the only guide you will ever need to defeat your grisly opponents. It teaches us how everyone, from average Joe to ... More →
This deluxe edition explores the way in with the streamlined automotive shape has evolved from the 1930's through to 1990's. Curves of Steel was originally produced to be the official catalog for the 2007 exhibition held at the Phoenix Museum of Art and is a celebration of the intersection between ... More →
Photographer Malcolm Venville takes on a colorful journey through the mysterious world of the Luchadore. This collection of more than 120 portraits gives an intimate observation of the wrestlers who take part in this complex sport. The direct and uncluttered photography captures both the stage ... More →
Every sport has its own set of rules and running is no exception. Now you may be hard pushed to think of any apart from jumping the gun or running out of your lane, but if you pay a visit to the USA Track & Field website, the online home of the sport's governing body, you will find the detailed ... More →
