Every so often a book comes out that reveals everything about a subculture that you never even knew existed. Very rarely, this book then goes on to become a phenomenon all of its own. First published in 2004, the Russian Criminal Tattoo Encyclopedia ($23) was one such phenomenon, going on to spawn a ... More →
The world famous Cadillac is very much a symbol what we call Americana as, for many, owning one means that have realised their American dream. Cadillac: 110 Years ($50) is a tie in with the 110th anniversary of this iconic luxury brand which is renowned for the high styling and high performances it ... More →
As we will inevitably have to fight off a ferocious vampire attack, we average Joe's will be forced into vicious close contact combat. In order that we avoid suffering serious injuries, disfigurements or, god forbid, death from exsanguination, we need this book like, like, well, we just need it, ... More →
Meat | Everything You Need To Know ($30) is a reference manual for meat lovers. Americas's premier butcher explains everything from the best and most flavorful cuts to purchase, to exactly how to prepare each cut based on 75 recipes that can come only from years of knowledge gained by being a fourth ... More →
If you are a fan of beer you will love this book. A comprehensive and brilliantly illustrated volume on all things beer related, it is way more than merely an in depth history of the world's favorite beverage. The World Atlas of Beer ($15) takes us from its origins, through the various technologies ... More →
The U.S. Navy SEALs are the elite of the elite when it comes to the military, and they live their life knowing they could be deployed at a moment's notice anywhere in the world. Whether it is a tropical, temperate, subarctic or arctic region they could find themselves alone at any time in remote ... More →
Grillhouse: Gastropub at Home ($18) is "A stunning celebration of classic gastropub fare." There is nothing quite like tucking into a classic, comforting hearty grillhouse fare. Chicken perfectly roasted, lip-smacking ribs, thick potato chips, every manner of steak you could imagine as well as ... More →
Tattoos have come an awful long way. At one time were an exclusively underground phenomenon but now they enjoy mass appeal for both sexes. This evolution from early sub-culture to today's mainstream addiction has brought with it a plethora of tensions, fresh ideas and shifts. Now traditionalists and ... More →
Ever since Sean Connery first appeared on the big screen in 1962 and uttered the immortal words; "Bond, James Bond." this most dashing of secret agents cemented his place in cinematic history. For over 50 years now he has charmed and thrilled audiences across the globe. The very British character, ... More →
The Art of Fixing Things ($11) is the must read book before you even bother opening the cover of any other 'how-to' guide to repairing household appliances, cars, farm equipment, garden machines or doing any kind of home improvements. It is THE resource for those smart people who have, as yet, never ... More →
Underwater Dogs ($20) . To the owner standing by the shore this is one of the most commonly carried out feats during a walk by the water. You throw the ball, the dog leaps after it, there is a splash and then a wet head holding the ball in its mouth triumphantly surfaces. What we don't see, however, ... More →
This is the companion to 101 Whiskies To Try Before You Die ($15) which was published in 2010. Ian Buxton is once again eschewing both the more obvious whiskies as well as recommending yet another 101 whiskies which he believes should be sampled by every whiskey lover. In this new collection of ... More →
