The main feature of Remember the AFL is the unprecedented team-by-team, season-by-season, history of the league that many don't realize only lasted from 1960-1969. Through a combination of in-depth research, interviews with dozens of players and hundreds of images, many of which appeared on classic ... More →
THE DEFINITIVE REFERENCE GUIDE TO A SPACE FANTASY PHENOMENON Who would have thought when Star Wars has first released over 3 decades ago that in the 21st century there would be 6 episodes in total and the movie series would have carved a niche for itself in history? Since the original Star Wars ... More →
The latest title in the ever popular 100 Words series is both entertaining and informative. It is also a valuable resource for anyone looking for that one word they can use to make a point, seal a deal or keep folk listening to them. The words in here were carefully chosen by American Heritage ... More →
“It is a truth universally acknowledged that a zombie in possession of brains must be in want of more brains.” This is the opening line of Pride and Prejudice and Zombies, which is effectively an extended version of everyone’s favorite Jane Austen classic. There are many new scenes telling of the ... More →
This book explores the phenomenon that is the Suicide Girls, from their beginning back in 2001 to the 1m unique visitors their website now gets on a weekly basis. This is one hefty tome, and it provides a fascinating look behind the scents as the women who both created and now inhabit the worldwide ... More →
When Method, the eco-friendly cleaning product brand, was founded by Eric Ryan and Adam Lowry, they used a kind of packaging that was both stylish enough to be on display on the countertop. They also included pleasant fragrances like cucumber and green tea to make their products a must-have ... More →
DIY technology arrives at the kitchen door and then served up on a plate thanks to The Hungry Scientist Handbook. This is a compilation of some of Patrick Buckley's mouthwatering projects. The master mechanical engineer, along with his posse of intrepid techie amigos bring us the best of the ... More →
We have all opened our mouths at times only for a foot to fall out rather than the words forming in our brain. There are also those times when a good comeback is needed, only for us to be struck dumb until an hour later when our brains are flooded with them. If you are one of the millions who has ... More →
Mad Magazines usual idiotic gang are gleefully proud to be presenting some of the funniest, wackiest and most satirical pieces of art from their archives in this brand new format. This is a poster collection that gives the millions of MAD fanatics around the globe the chance to own all of these ... More →
From small productions from microbrewery's to lagers from the Czech Republic to hoppy cask ales and fruit beers from Belgium, this comprehensive and personal compilation of international beers has been brought together from one of the most esteemed beer writers in the world. In this unique book ... More →
Dr. Denis Leary needs no introduction, and this biting, satirical take on the world brings both his common sense and hilarity to the forefront. One critic said that "A pissed off Leary is the best Leary", and who are we to argue? He looks at everything here from the PC brigade, to the thin, the ... More →
This 2008 edition of The Indie Band Survival Guide is an outstanding resource for any musician looking to record then distribute, market and ultimately sell their music for way less than your average rock star will spend on their green M&M's. Jason Feehan and Randy Chertkow, two web gurus and ... More →
