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Autumn 2026

The colour of publishing This year, we are introducing a new series of small books about colour. Each celebrates the role a single hue plays in art, photography, history and contemporary culture. We’re also releasing a new book called How to Enter the Art World for people who feel excluded from its white walls. You see, we are dedicated to making lively, colourful books. We remain an east London publisher, but our books now have a global appeal. That is to say, we are inspired by the colour and diversity of our hometown, but we seek the same colour and diversity in the wider world. Martin (with Ann, of course) Co-founders, Hoxton Mini Press Hackney, 2026

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The Story of Colour A brand new series exploring the history of colour, from rich Rothko reds to dazzling emerald greens and meditative salt-kissed blues. Each title features an essay that traces each colour’s shifting symbolism from ancient history to the present day, through art, photography and design, followed by a gallery section to showcase each hue’s sumptuous spectrum of forms and shades. A beautiful gift for art lovers, designers and anyone who wants to understand how their favourite colour came to be. (working layouts)

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Katy Kelleher is an art, design, nature and science writer. She is the author of The Ugly History of Beautiful Things (2024). Her essays on colour have been published in The Awl and The Paris Review, where she wrote a popular column on colour for years.

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The perfect notebook in which to risk imperfection ‘Have no fear of perfection – you’ll never reach it.’ – Salvador Dalí Hoxton Mini Press set out to design the perfect notebook for creative thinkers: it had to lie flat, have beautiful paper and hard-wearing cloth, but also be a space where mistakes are welcome. The major

blocks to creativity are a lack of confidence and the terror of imperfection. This clothbound notebook, while being reassuringly beautiful, also contains inspirational quotes on creativity that give the user permission to let loose on the page, to scribble silliness in complete confidence that the best ideas often flush out with the worst ones. Life can be a bit messy, after all.

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3 September 2026 176pp, 130mm x 180 mm Hardback, cloth spine £16.95 / $22.95 ISBN 978-1-917719-49-0 By Jilke Golbach

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Dog. A fresh and playful celebration of the world’s most beloved animal. Gathering the work of more than 20 leading and emerging photographers from around the world, this pocket anthology reframes our most beloved companion through a bold new lens. From dignified studio portraits to untamed on-location encounters, tender documentary glimpses to daring abstract experiments, these images reveal dogs in all their glorious complexity – soulful and expressive, mischievous and noble, playful and profound.

This is the dog as you’ve never quite seen it before: reimagined for a new generation and presented in a beautifully designed, perfectly giftable format.

Jilke Golbach is a photography curator, writer and researcher. She is Curator at Foam Amsterdam and previously held positions at the London Museum and Barbican Art Gallery. She has published widely on art and photography and is the author of London in Lockdown (2021).

New Photography of the... These small, cloth-bound hardbacks showcase the world’s most striking contemporary photography of timeless subjects. With images from both renowned and emerging photographers, taken both on the street and in the studio, the resulting collections make the perfect gift.

For full information about each title, please check the backlist. 176pp – 192pp 130 x 180 mm £16.95 / $22.95 Bird: 978-1-910566-71-8 Cat: 978-1-914314-94-0 Flower: 978-1-914314-95-7

10 September 2026 240pp, 214 x 285 mm Hardback £35 / $45 ISBN 978-1-917719-24-7 By Liz Schaffer

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Slow Travel Japan 20 mindful journeys through the Land of the Rising Sun 20 inspiring ways to explore Japan and connect with its landscape, people and culture. This is a book about travelling for those of us who’d rather take our time. Whether it’s meeting artisans in Toyama or wandering between onsen hot springs in Kinosaki, walking the Kumano Kodo pilgrimage trails or relaxing in the tropical paradise of Okinawa, travel is so much more than

ticking off landmarks or filling an Instagram grid. This stunning book of 20 inspiring essays, each complete with a directory of personal recommendations, offers a considered, authentic approach to one of the world’s most-travelled destinations. Liz Schaffer is the founder and creative director of Lodestars Anthology, an independent travel magazine that explores a single country per issue.

23 April 2026 176pp, 125 x 190 mm Hardback £14.95 / $19.95 ISBN 978-1-917719-15-5 By Hettie Judah

How to Enter the Art World After a late start, a first career, illness, raising children, a crisis of confidence, leaving it in disgust... A lively guide for anyone who wants to enter the art world without having just qualified from art school with the support of a rich patron. The commercial art world is powered by a convenient fiction: that artists’ careers proceed along an established route, onwards and upwards, with always the same goal in sight. It is also notoriously hard to re-enter after time away. Based on years spent talking with artists and arts professionals, How to Enter the Art

World… is a compendium of guidelines, pointers and tips to help readers chart their own route as an artist. Frank, funny and occasionally forthright, this book illuminates the many different ways to be an artist, regardless of life’s obstacles and interruptions. Hettie Judah is a writer and curator of the acclaimed exhibition Acts of Creation: On Art and Motherhood. The author of numerous books on art, she is well known as a critic, columnist, broadcaster and advocate for artists’ rights.

21 May 2026 272pp, 151 x 199 mm Hardback £20 / $25 ISBN 978-1-917719-22-3

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Architecture of Doom A visual tour of the world’s most spectacularly sinister and bleakly beautiful buildings. This photographic collection will explore some of the world’s most stark, striking and unsettling buildings, from a windowless skyscraper in New York with an uncertain purpose to an abandoned listening station in Berlin, eerie disused

London underground stations and an experimental concrete treehouse near Rome. Spanning imposing private residences, snow-topped former Soviet monuments, dismal utilitarian structures and Brutalist architectural masterpieces from around the globe, these buildings – many of which are stained by war and tragedy – stand united by their bold simplicity and raw, powerful presence.

17 September 2026 208pp, 114 mm x 162 mm Hardback, cloth binding £14.95 / $19.95 ISBN 978-1-917719-44-5 By Tom Howells

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Folk Britain A field guide to curious customs A pocket-sized field guide to Britain’s brilliantly bizarre folk rituals and esoteric customs. Each May in Gloucestershire, contestants embark on an ankle-shattering pursuit of an enormous wheel of cheese down a 26-degree hill. In August, a man utterly covered in burdock seeds and burrs ambles 9 miles through Queensferry, getting progressively drunker on whisky offered by locals. On Bonfire Night, foolhardy residents of Ottery St Mary process through the streets with flaming tar barrels on their backs. These are just a few of Britain’s folk customs, many of

them centuries old. From the profound to the baffling, this handbook brings together over 100 rituals and traditions that mark changing seasons, unite communities and offer insight into Britain’s wonderfully weird cultural identity. Organised seasonally, this is both a field guide for tourists keen to participate in unusual traditions and a lively, illuminating history of British folk culture. Tom Howells is the author of the hugely popular Ancient Britain for Modern Folk, as well as several other books in the Opinionated Guides series.

10 September 2026 128pp, 110 x 167 mm Paperback £8.95 / $12.95 ISBN 978-1-917719-43-8 By Nell Frizzell

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Motherhood: A pocket primer A simple, visual introduction to the past, present and politics of motherhood. What does it mean to be a mother? At once intimate and immense, motherhood is one of the most universal – and most misunderstood – human experiences. Too often reduced to something purely domestic, it is a force that shapes economies, politics, culture and the future itself – whether or not we have children.

From the biology of pregnancy and the science of breastfeeding to the politics of care, abortion rights and reproductive justice, this clear, accessible introduction explores the history, myths, pressures and contradictions of motherhood today. Nell Frizzell is a writer, journalist and Vogue columnist. Her books include The Panic Years, an exploration of bodies, babies and the big questions facing modern life.

Pocket Primers Lively, visual introductions to the most interesting topics of today, this series covers subjects that we overhear in conversation or on the news but which, frankly, we’d all like to understand better. We assume that you are like us: you want well-researched information distilled into digestible chunks, and you enjoy the analogue thrill of rather lovely images in a beautifully designed book. For full information about each title, please check the backlist. 128pp – 144pp 110 x 167 mm £8.95 / $12.95 Psychedelics: 978-1-914314-86-5 by Mattha Busby Fake News: 978-1-914314-85-8 by Chris Stokel-Walker The Gut: 978-1-917719-04-9 by Amy Fleming

29 October 2026 208pp, 114 mm x 162 mm Hardback, cloth binding £14.95 / $19.95 ISBN 978-1-917719-54-4 By Ian Simmons

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The Little Book of London Lore A pocket-sized guide to London’s ancient myths, urban legends and enduring ceremonies. London’s shadowy alleyways and timeworn cobbled streets have tales to tell. In its sewers, Victorian toshers would share stories of a Rat Queen who would protect them from drowning. The last of the British giants, Gog and Magog, stand guard at Guildhall and, legend has it, the London Stone – the city’s ‘magical heart’ – will cause the capital to fall if it’s ever

moved or destroyed. From the ravens in the Tower to Jimi Hendrix’s green parakeets, this handbook features 100 ancient and modern myths, legends, customs and ceremonies from all areas of London, offering compelling insights into the city’s identity and its rich folklore. Ian Simmons is News Editor of Fortean Times, the world’s leading magazine on the peculiar, paranormal and downright perturbing, and is a regular contributor to The Chap. He is also the author of An Opinionated Guide to Haunted London.

22 October 2026 192pp, 125 x 190 mm Hardback £14.95 / $19.95 ISBN 978-1-917719-55-1

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Old London Pub Fronts Raise a nostalgic glass to the capital’s historic pubs with this vintage photographic collection. Once beacons of warmth and the beating heart of every community, London’s pubs are rapidly disappearing from our urban landscape. This collection of historic

photographs celebrates the architectural charm, culture and social history of these beloved institutions, preserving their memory for future generations. From the hanging signs of backstreet East End boozers to the ornate facades of Victorian gin palaces in the West End, take a tour through both London’s lost and its surviving pubs.

Opinionated Guides: Britain Our bestselling series of Opinionated Guides continues to grow. These simple, beautiful pocket books will help you get the most out of London – and beyond. Written and curated by locals, they are packed with invaluable intel, pithy opinion and great photography that will cut through the noise. For full information about each title, please check the backlist. 144pp – 208pp 112 x 162 mm £9.95 - £12.95 / $12.95 - $17.95

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An Opinionated Guide to Oxford

An Opinionated Guide to Edinburgh

Look beyond the dreaming spires: discover Oxford like an insider.

Where to eat, drink, stay and explore Edinburgh like a local.

Breathtakingly beautiful and staggeringly historic, it’s easy to do Oxford wrong – but there’s more here than Harry Potter tourists and hordes of undergrads. This student city is surprisingly youthful, with a bustling food, theatre and arts scene that

belies its size. Whether you’re here for the centuries-old libraries and colleges, magnificent museums, indie shops, culinary diversity of Cowley Road, Jericho cafe culture or plethora of storied pubs, there is plenty to explore beyond the tourist trail. This is your boldly opinionated guide to the best of it.

Watched over by a medieval castle and built from cobbles and sandstone, Edinburgh is undeniably one of the world’s most picturesque cities. From the historic Old Town to the Georgian New Town, bohemian Stockbridge to blustery

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Portobello Beach, the charms of the Scottish capital go beyond its history: vibrant cooking, abundant green space and a distinctly friendly spirit. Add to that a creative festival calendar that draws artists from across the globe, and you won’t even notice the temperamental weather and punishing hills.

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9 April 2026 192pp, 112 x 162 mm Paperback £11.95 / $14.95 ISBN 978-1-917719-18-6 By Joe Minihane

An Opinionated Guide to the Peak District Where to eat, drink, stay and explore in one of the UK’s most breathtaking National Parks. From the start of the iconic Pennine Way footpath to bracing wild swimming,

brooding moorland and panoramic views, the Peaks offer plenty to get lost in. This proudly opinionated guide shows you the very best of the Peak District – whether you’re after windswept adventures or fireside pints.

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3 September 2026

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An Opinionated Guide to Manchester

An Opinionated Guide to Film London

From music to museums, football to food spots – explore this vibrant and visionary city like a local.

A film-lover’s guide to the city’s best cinemas, events, shops and legendary locations.

The birthplace of the Industrial Revolution, Manchester is more fired up than ever. From its creative Northern Quarter – alive with indie boutiques,

listening bars and street art – to the city’s gutsy galleries, eclectic markets and cosy pubs (not forgetting its world-class football heritage), it’s one of the UK’s most exciting places to visit. This opinionated guide will steer you away from the tourist traps and direct you to discover the best of Manchester like a local.

From Art Deco picture palaces to cult film libraries, shops of movie memorabilia to iconic filming locations, London is a wonderland for cinephiles. Whether you

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want to slip behind the scenes at costume and production studios, uncover the work of auteurs at the city’s best indie cinemas or indulge in big-screen blockbusters, this fearlessly opinionated guide cuts straight to the chase with a sharp edit of London’s dazzling film scene. Grab the popcorn and get stuck in.

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17 September 2026 192pp, 112 x 162 mm Paperback £11.95 / $14.95 ISBN 978-1-917719-45-2 By Sujata Burman & Rosa Bertoli

An Opinionated Guide to London Architecture Walks The best way to explore the city is on foot. No other city is as architecturally eclectic as London. Over its 2000 years of history, the capital has been continually redeveloped, punctuated by the Great Fire and the Blitz. From the medieval Tower of London to the glinting glass of the

Gherkin, the Brutalist bulk of the Barbican to the Baroque masterpiece of St Paul’s, London’s staggering history is told through its buildings. For design-enthusiasts and amateurs alike, each walk in this guide unlocks a different aspect of the city’s architecture and offers a new way to explore familiar streets.

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1 October 2026

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By Alistair Von Lion

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An Opinionated Guide to London Pub Walks

An Opinionated Guide to London History Walks

Discover the city’s best pubs, one step (and one pint) at a time.

Step back in time to explore London’s hidden histories and storied sites.

London’s storied streets are lined with characterful pubs, centuries-old taverns and lively locals. Stroll through the bustling streets of Soho, soaking up the atmosphere in its historic drinking dens, embark on a river-hugging ramble through Richmond

and take a serene Sunday stroll through leafy Hampstead before resting your legs and devouring an epic roast. Whether you’re a visitor looking to explore the capital’s neighbourhoods like a local or a thirsty Londoner looking for a new spot to whet your whistle, these carefully curated routes will take you on an untapped tour of its finest pubs.

Tired of traipsing dusty museum corridors and tourist-trap landmarks? This guide proves the best way to explore London’s extraordinary 2,000-year history is on foot. Spot mysterious street signs and secret symbols in the heart of the City, take an

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audiophile’s amble through Camden’s vibrant streets to uncover its eclectic music history and roam the backstreets of Bankside for toe-curling tales of bear pits, gambling dens and bordellos. Covering all corners of the capital, each carefully mapped route offers a tantalising tour with glimpses into London’s grand – and often grisly – past.

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By Emmy Watts

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An Opinionated Guide to Weird London Pubs

An Opinionated Guide to London Under A Tenner

A celebration of unusual boozers Discover the best of the capital – on a budget. The best things in life are free. The next best things cost less than a tenner. This invaluable guide will prove that having fun in the capital needn’t mean splashing your cash or dipping into your overdraft. Dive into a whole host of wallet-friendly

activities from historic swimming baths to buzzing board game cafes, soak up live comedy, music – even Shakespeare (with change in your pocket), and enjoy mouthwatering meals minus the eyewatering price tags. This is your opinionated guide to the best of London – for less than £10.

Quirky, surprising and proudly oldschool places to have a pint. Jazzy carpets, strange knick-knacks, ruff-wearing bar cats – London loves a pub, and the weirder, the better. In a world of soulless chains and overpriced gastropubs, these historic drinking dens,

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packed with delightful oddities, offer a glimpse of the city’s character. Whether bedecked in military regalia, stuffed with bizarre taxidermy or home to antiquated traditions, this opinionated guide is a celebration of proudly unusual boozers holding fast against cultural homogenisation. Cheers to that.

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5 February 2026

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By Emmy Watts

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An Opinionated Guide to Fun London

An Opinionated Guide to Fashion London

Let loose in the capital! The best places to have a total blast in the city and indulge in some serious fun! Everyone knows that London is packed with culture, history and world-class restaurants – but sometimes, you just want to let it all hang out. Whether you’re into roller skating, rooftop mini golf, immersive bingo, board game cafes or late-night

karaoke, this guide is packed with the most playful, joyful and downright fun things to do in the capital. In a city that can often feel a little too serious (and seriously expensive), these handpicked spots offer light-hearted escapism without the eye-watering price tag. Because fun isn’t just for kids – but also for the kid inside all of us. Don’t overthink it.

An insider’s guide to the chicest shops, museums and classes in the world’s most fearless fashion capital. From the genius of Alexander McQueen to the punk perfection of Vivienne Westwood, London’s rebellious spirit and inclusive, eclectic fashion scene has always pushed boundaries. Today, the city’s streets are

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packed with places to explore this melting pot of style and self-expression. Whether you’re dreaming of exploring iconic institutions such as Liberty and the V&A, or seeking sustainable indie boutiques, vibrant markets and hidden vintage treasure troves – this is your opinionated guide to the most stylish spots the city has to offer.

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12 March 2026 176pp, 112 x 162 mm Paperback £10.95 / $14.95 ISBN 978-1-917719-16-2 By Kassondra Cloos

An Opinionated Guide to Wild London Get your boots muddy Discover the best places to reconnect with nature in the capital. Away from the hustle and bustle of city life, London is full of flourishing green spaces, peaceful places and wonderfully wild spots just waiting to be explored. From the marshes and wetlands of Hackney to the expansive ancient woodland of Richmond

Park – you don’t have to leave the capital to enjoy a moment’s peace in stunning natural surroundings. Whether you’re looking to hike, take a dip in a wild swimming pond, observe wildlife, forage for food or simply slow down and switch off, this is your guide to the best places to experience nature in the city.

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26 February 2026

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By James Manning

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An Opinionated Guide to London Neighbourhoods

An Opinionated Guide to London Sundays

Explore the city like a local Where to eat, drink, shop and relax to experience the city’s best neighbourhoods like a local. London is a collection of villages. From leafy Hampstead, with its winding cobbled streets, quaint cafes and endless greenery,

to the busy thrum of Harringay’s Green Lanes or Peckham’s pulsing restaurants and bars, the city is as varied as it is vast. This isn’t a guidebook to major landmarks or big tourist attractions; it’s a selection of real recommendations to the places loved by locals, for Londoners and visitors alike.

Plan your perfect Sunday in the capital. From flat whites to farmers’ markets, scenic strolls to stand-out Sunday lunches, this guide has all the inspiration you need to plan a delightfully well-spent Sunday in the capital. Meander around one of London’s

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many markets, stop for a laid-back brunch in one of its prettiest neighbourhoods, then swing by a great gallery before settling down to a stellar Sunday roast. From historic sights to hidden gems, and whether you’re a seasoned Londoner or a vivacious visitor, this is your opinionated guide to plan endless memorable London Sundays.

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Opinionated Guides: International cities Following on from the success of our guides to London, the series is now international. Simple, short but deliciously opinionated, here are our favourite places to visit around the world – whether your stay is for a weekend, or for life. For full information about each title, please check the backlist. 208pp 112 x 162 mm £11.95 - £12.95 / $14.95 - $17.95

New York: 978-1-914314-72-8 London: 978-1-914314-74-2 Berlin: 978-1-914314-73-5 Paris: 978-1-914314-97-1 Lisbon: 978-1-917719-21-6 Marseille: 978-1-917719-14-8

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An Opinionated Guide to Marseille

An Opinionated Guide to Lisbon

Explore the underrated jewel of Provence.

A boldly opinionated guide to the very best places to visit in this vibrant, historic city.

Marseille is often boxed into clichés, but there is more here than meets the eye. France’s sun-soaked ‘second city’ hums with creativity, inventive food and spectacular scenery, from the rugged Calanques to the glowing Côte d’Azur

beaches. The oldest and most diverse city in France, its port has welcomed waves of migrants for thousands of years, shaping a character that is warmer than Paris and cooler than Nice – a captivating patchwork of winding old-town streets and bold contemporary architecture, globe-spanning eateries and groundbreaking art. What’s not to love?

Portugal’s picture-perfect coastal capital tops the list of city-break destinations for tourists, drawn to its sun-drenched streets, dynamic art scene and mouthwatering food. Its cobbled streets, pastel-toned houses and stunning scenery, along with its warm

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atmosphere and relaxed pace, will see you booking your next stay – before you’ve even tasted your first pastel de nata. Lisbon is brimming with extraordinary places, from charming cafes to late-night music bars, world-class galleries and museums to quirky artisan shops – these are the places to visit, whether you’re there for a day, a weekend or lingering a little longer.

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14 May 2026 192pp, 112 x 162 mm Paperback £11.95 / $14.95 ISBN 978-1-917719-17-9 By Allison C. Meier

An Opinionated Guide to New York Architecture Your boldly opinionated guide to the best buildings to visit in New York. From Brooklyn brownstones to Brutalist behemoths, Art Deco icons to swaggering skyscrapers – New York’s ever-evolving skyline reveals its astonishing history. From famous icons like the Flatiron Building to hidden architectural gems, including the

oldest house in NYC (which predates the city itself), the guide features more than 60 must-see buildings spanning all architectural styles, along with five guided city walks and accompanying maps. Whether you’re a seasoned New Yorker or a curious visitor, this is your boldly opinionated guide to the most arresting buildings in The Big Apple.

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5 February 2026 224pp, 145 x 209 mm Hardback £22.95 / $30 ISBN 978-1-917719-08-7 By Lucie Grace

Britain’s Best Saunas Britain’s sauna scene is hotter than ever. Social, relaxing and surprisingly good for you… saunas are replacing the pub as Britons’ favourite pastime. They can be found everywhere, from rugged Pembrokeshire coastlines and Scottish islands to inner-city carparks. Some are so traditional, they could have been plucked from Helsinki; others put an innovative – and distinctly British – spin on things,

with saunas in repurposed horseboxes and pub backrooms. Many are new, boasting dynamic community events (sweaty yoga, anyone?); some are as old as our heritage spa towns. This book explores the very best of them. Lucie Grace is a writer focusing on culture, travel and wellness. She first fell in love with the power of sauna on a trip to Budapest aged 19. She’s been chasing steam ever since.

19 March 2026 224pp, 145 x 209 mm Hardback £22.95 / $30 ISBN 978-1-917719-13-1 By Kendra Wilson

Britain’s Best Gardens Discover Britain through its most glorious planted landscapes. Britain is blooming. From sprawling stately homes to tropical hothouses, wildflower meadows to urban nature reserves, this guide is your shortcut to the best gardens across England, Scotland and Wales – all open for the public to explore. You don’t have to be green-fingered to enjoy them: these are places for quiet reflection and

inspiration, living symbols of care and vital havens for biodiversity. With practical tips on when to visit, this is your essential companion for restorative days out. Kendra Wilson is a garden writer for magazines and newspapers. She has written several books on garden design as well as best-selling art books on subjects that range from dogs to trees. She lives in Oxford.

8 January 2026 240pp, 145 x 209 mm Hardback £22.95 / $30 ISBN 978-1-917719-20-9 By Milly Kenny-Ryder

Britain’s Best Bakeries: 2nd Edition A new, expanded edition of our bestselling guide to Britain’s booming bakery scene. Britain’s dough game just keeps rising. This new edition celebrates over 15 newcomers to the booming bakery scene – alongside many firm favourites still going strong – with punchy reviews and mouthwatering photography. From Chai Guys’ fusion

masala croissants to Milk Run’s decadent Danishes, Imma’s award-winning Oxford country loaves to Perch’s pillowy cinnamon buns, these are the finest bakes Britain has to offer. Milly Kenny-Ryder is a food and travel writer and co-founder of Weekend Journals, independent guidebooks sold across the UK and beyond.

6 June 2025 192pp, 109 x 156 mm Hardback £14.95 / $19.95 ISBN 978-1-914314-91-9 By Tom Howells

Ancient Britain for Modern Folk A pocket-sized field guide to the histories and mysteries of 100 ancient sites across Britain.

compelling insight into the origins of British cultural identity and a reminder of our deep-rooted connection to the earth.

In this increasingly globalised, modernised, interconnected world, what can we learn from the first temples and burial sites built by our ancestors? This handbook brings some of the muddier, forgotten aspects of our shared history to life, offering a

Tom Howells is the author of An Opinionated Guide to Weird London and An Opinionated Guide to Wine London. He’s happiest when wandering the Neolithic barrows and stones of the Isle of Wight, and once got locked in Carisbrooke Castle.

24 July 2025 272pp, 151 x 199 mm Hardback £20 / $25 ISBN 978-1-914314-89-6

Weird Buildings Celebrating the most wonderfully unusual buildings from across the world. This photographic collection explores some of the world’s most stunningly strange and imaginative buildings, from terracotta-pink bubble palaces in the south of France to mind-bendingly

warped houses in Poland and buildings shaped like dogs, shoes and picnic baskets. Taking in private homes and national libraries, towering churches inspired by mountains and glaciers and architectural marvels from Bilbao to Beijing, these buildings are united by their adventurous spirit and unconventional approach.

Opinionated Art Guides Lively, opinionated guides to movements, mediums and ideas in the world of art. Simply designed, boldly executed and filled with beautiful reproductions, these books will spark your curiosity and bring great artworks to life. For full information about each title, please check the backlist. 160pp 129 x 180 mm £15 / $20

British Art: 978-1-914314-45-2 Photography: 978-1-914314-62-9 Women Painters: 978-1-914314-55-1 Erotic Art: 978-1-914314-71-1 Folk Art: 978-1-914314-84-1

Selected Backlist

Everyday Wonder

After London

Benidorm

The Art of Play

Brutalist Plants

Slow Travel Britain

Sophie Howarth

Simon Roberts

Rob Ball

Olivia Broome

£14.95 / $18.95 128pp, 125 x 185 mm Hardback ISBN 978-1-914314-78-0

£35 / $45 112pp, 237 x 285 mm Hardback ISBN 978-1-917719-10-0

£35 / $45 128pp, 237 x 285 mm Hardback ISBN 978-1-914314-88-9

The design of the world’s greatest playscapes

22 mindful journeys across England, Scotland & Wales

Emmy Watts £30 / $40 272pp, 190 x 240 mm Hardback ISBN 978-1-914314-69-8

£20 / $25 208pp, 151 x 199 mm Hardback ISBN 978-1-914314-48-3

Liz Schaffer April 2024 - £35 / $45 240pp, 214 x 285 mm Hardback ISBN 978-1-914314-63-6

A Very Vintage Christmas

Market Day

Barbican Residents

East End Pubs

Paul Trevor

£18.95 / $24.95 144pp, 196 x 156 mm Hardback ISBN 978-1-914314-79-7

£20 / $25 128pp, 170 x 197 mm Hardback ISBN 978-1-914314-82-7

Inside the iconic Brutalist estate

A celebration of East London’s most iconic boozers

Anton Rodriguez, foreword by Olivia Laing £22.95 / $30 240pp, 151 x 199 mm Hardback ISBN 978-1-914314-83-4

Alistair Von Lion & Tim George £25 / $35 240pp, 151 x 199 mm Hardback ISBN 978-1-914314-43-8

Where Children Sleep Vol. 2

The New Colourful Home

James Mollison

(Goodbye grey, hello joy)

Sept 2023 - £35 / $45 160pp, 235 x 292 mm Hardback ISBN 978-1-914314-44-5

with HOME MILK Sept 2023 - £25 / $35 256pp, 170 x 230 mm Hardback ISBN 978-1-914314-49-0

Looking at Trees

This Pleasant Land

Love Story

An English Summer

Work From Shed

Wild and Sweet

New photography of trees, forests & woodlands

New photography of the British landscape

New photography of love and intimacy

Chanel Irvine

Forage & make 101 seasonal desserts

Rosalind Jana

Rachel Segal Hamilton

Inspirational garden offices from around the world

Various photographers £35 / $40 224pp, 237 x 286 mm Hardback ISBN 978-1-914314-40-7

The Hackney Marshes Freya Najade £30 / $40 96pp, 237 x 285 mm Cloth hardback ISBN 978-1-914314-26-1

June 2022 - £30 / $40 96pp, 285 x 237 mm Hardback ISBN 978-1-914314-22-3

With an introduction by Rowan Moore

Rachel Lambert

£35 / $40 224pp, 237 x 285 mm Hardback ISBN 978-1-914314-29-2

£20 / $25 224pp, 155 x 199 mm Hardback ISBN 978-1-914314-35-3

New British Wine

The Sustainable City

The Council House

The Office

On the Road

New makers, new flavours, new ethos

London’s greenest architecture

Jack Young

Steven Ahlgren

Abbie Moulton & Maria Bell

Harriet Thorpe and Taran Wilkhu

£35 / $40 224pp, 196 x 255 mm Hardback ISBN 978-1-914314-23-0

Sept 2022 - £30 / $40 240pp, 196 x 255 mm Hardback ISBN 978-1-914314-18-6

£18.95 / $24.95 208pp, 151 x 199 mm Hardback ISBN 978-1-914314-16-2

£18.95 / $24.95 112pp, 196 x 156 mm Hardback ISBN 978-1-914314-17-9

Vintage photographs of people and their cars

£25 / $35 256pp, 170 x 220 mm Hardback ISBN 978-1-914314-12-4

£25 / $30 272pp, 170 x 230 mm Hardback ISBN 978-1-914314-15-5

The Anonymous Project £20 / $25 176pp, 206 x 156 mm Hardback ISBN 978-1-914314-08-7

meandering rivers and small, vital corners

S oph ia S pr i n g

London’s parks are its lungs. From great expanses of heath and woodland to of grass, this book celebrates the city’s myriad green spaces. Breathe it in. With an introduction by David Nicholls

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Dog-Friendly London

Dog-Friendly New York

Insider intel from doglover to dog-lover

Four & Sons

£17.95 / $24.95 176pp, 151 x 209 mm Hardback ISBN 978-1-910566-91-6

£17.95 / $24.95 192pp, 151 x 209 mm Hardback ISBN 978-1-910566-10-0

London in Lockdown Various photographers £25 / $35 256pp, 170 x 220 mm Hardback ISBN 978-1-910566-96-1

Déjà View

Parklife

Martin Parr & The Anonymous Project

A love letter to London’s green spaces

£22.95 / $29.95 144pp, 205 x 155 mm Hardback ISBN: 978-1-914314-14-8

Sophia Spring £18.95 / $25 128pp, 170 x 225 mm Hardback ISBN 978-1-910566-99-2

Rosie Birkett & Helen Cathcart

The Female Chef

London Shopfronts

Single Dad

Revival

Stories & recipes from 31 women redefining the British food scene

Emma J Page & Rachael Smith

Harry Borden

London 1989–1993

£17.95 / $25 104pp, 168 x 222 mm Hardback ISBN 978-1-910566-89-3

Roy Mehta

Clare Finney & Liz Seabrook £28 / $35 216pp, 176 x 232 mm Hardback ISBN 978-1-914314-01-8

£22.95 / $30 288pp, 160 x 199 mm Hardback ISBN 978-1-914314-02-5

East London Food (Second edition) The people, the places, the recipes

£30 / $40 336pp, 196 x 255 mm Hardback ISBN 978-1-910566-76-3

£25 / $30 96pp, 190 x 240 mm Hardback ISBN 978-1-910566-95-4

Afro Vegan Family recipes from a British-Nigerian kitchen Zoe Alakija £20 / $25 176pp, 170 × 230 mm Hardback ISBN 978-1-910566-90-9

When We Were Young Memories of growing up in Britain The Anonymous Project £18.95 / $24.95 192pp, 206 x 156 mm Hardback ISBN 978-1-910566-87-9

Urban Geometry

In Your Face

The Botanical City

Botanical

Sisters

Andrés Gallardo Albajar

Paul Trevor

Samuel Zeller

Sophie Harris-Taylor

£16.95 / $22.95 128pp, 157 x 222 mm Hardback ISBN 978-1-910566-83-1

£16.95 / $22.95 128pp, 160 x 222 mm Hardback ISBN 978-1-910566-80-0

Hélèna Dove & Harry Adès, the Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew

£16.95 / $22.95 144pp, 157 x 222 mm Hardback, cloth spine ISBN 978-1-910566-33-6

£14.95 / $18.95 112pp, 151 x 199 mm Cloth hardback ISBN 978-1-910566-28-2 Rights sold: South Korea - A Certain Book

The Silence of Dogs in Cars

The Urban Forager

Launderama

Find and cook wild food in the city

London’s launderettes

Martin Usborne £12.95 / $16.95 96pp, 196 x 156 mm Hardback ISBN 978-1-910566-67-1

Wross Lawrence & Marco Kesseler £12.95 / $16.95 192pp, 109 x 156 mm Hardback ISBN 978-1-910566-69-5

£25 / $30 176pp, 184 x 283 mm Hardback ISBN 978-1-910566-79-4

Joshua Blackburn £14.95 / $19.95 144pp, 196 x 156 mm Hardback ISBN 978-1-910566-60-2

Pocket Primers Lively, visual introductions to the most interesting topics of today.

The Gut

Fake News

Psychedelics

A pocket primer

Amy Fleming

Chris Stokel-Walker

Mattha Busby

The connection between the brain and the gut is one of the most exciting research areas of biology today, changing the way we manage our mental health. This book traces our understanding of the gut, from ancient medicine to modern day, examining the enormous impact this little-understood organ has on our lives.

What exactly is fake news? How is it threatening our democratic systems? And why are we so drawn to outlandish stories? This pithy introduction to rumour, conspiracy and misinformation, from Ancient Greece to Donald Trump, explores what it means to live in a ‘post-truth’ world... and where we go from here.

Psychedelics are more relevant now than they were in the 1960s. Psilocybin, LSD, Ketamine and MDMA promise to revolutionise our understanding of mental health and the brain. The book charts the journey from ancient sacraments and countercultural weapons to groundbreaking medicine in the labs of today and tomorrow.

£8.95 / $12.95 128pp, 112 x 165 mm Paperback ISBN 978-1-917719-04-9

£8.95 / $12.95 128pp, 112 x 165 mm Paperback ISBN 978-1-914314-85-8

£8.95 / $12.95 144pp, 112 x 165 mm Paperback ISBN 978-1-914314-86-5

New Photography of the... Striking contemporary photography presenting timeless subjects through a new lens.

Flower.

Cat.

Bird.

Both beautiful and unusual, the images in this exquisitely bound book capture the freshest contemporary photography of flora from both famous and lesser-known photographers around the world. Although enchanting, the pictures move us away from traditional and sometimes predictable images of gardens, showing flowers in a new light, whether shot in the studio, on location or using surprisingly abstract techniques.

This pocket anthology celebrates the remarkable beauty of our feline companions through fresh and unusual photography. With projects from both renowned and emerging photographers around the world, the book is beautifully bound and makes the perfect gift for any cat-lover and photography enthusiast.

A collection of the most beautiful and unusual contemporary photography of birds. This is an anthology of fantastic photography of our feathered friends. Deliberately beautiful, the images in this exquisitely bound book have a strong slant towards contemporary photography – looking at newer, more unusual projects from both famous and lesser-known photographers around the world.

£16.95 / $22.95 176pp, 130 x 180 mm Hardback ISBN 978-1-914314-95-7 Text by Lucy Davies

£16.95 / $22.95 176pp, 130 x 180 mm Hardback ISBN 978-1-914314-94-0 Text by Lucy Davies

£16.95 / $22.95 192pp, 130 x 180 mm Hardback, cloth spine ISBN 978-1-910566-71-8 Text by Gemma Padley

Opinionated Art Guides

Vintage Britain

Simply designed, boldly opinionated and filled with beautiful reproductions.

An Opinionated Guide to Folk Art

An Opinionated Guide to Erotic Art

Farah Abdessamad

Elise Bell

£15 / $20 160pp, 129 x 180 mm Hardback ISBN 978-1-914314-84-1

£15 / $20 152pp, 129 x 180 mm Hardback ISBN 978-1-914314-71-1

An Opinionated Guide to Women Painters

An Opinionated Guide to Photography

An Opinionated Guide to British Art

Book 2: The Isle of Dogs

Book 3: Dog Show 1961-1978

Book 4: Paradise Street

Lucy Davies

Before the big money

Shirley Baker

Lucy Davies

Robert Shore £15 / $20 160pp, 129 x 180 mm Hardback ISBN 978-1-914314-62-9

Out of print £14.95 / $19.95 80pp, 196 x 156 mm Hardback, cloth spine £14.95 ISBN 978-1-910566-40-4

The lost art of playing outside

£15 / $20 160pp, 129 x 180 mm Hardback ISBN 978-1-914314-55-1

£15 / $20 160pp, 129 x 180 mm Hardback ISBN 978-1-914314-45-2

Mike Seaborne

A series celebrating the recent history of Britain through evocative photography.

Book 1: The East End in Colour 19601980 David Granick £16.95 / $22.95 144pp, 196 x 156 mm Hardback, cloth spine £16.95 ISBN 978-1-910566-31-2

£17.95 / $22.95 192pp, 196 x 156 mm Hardback, cloth spine £17.95 ISBN 978-1-910566-39-8

Mary Evans Picture Library £16.95 / $22.95 112pp, 196 x 156 mm Hardback, cloth spine ISBN 978-1-910566-46-6

Book 5: The East End in Colour 19801990

Book 6: London Underground 1970–1980

Book 7: Hackney Archive

Book 11: A Very British Picnic

Work and Life 1971-1986

Various photographers

Tim Brown

Mike Goldwater

Neil Martinson

May 2019 £16.95 / $22.95 128pp, 196 x 156 mm Hardback, cloth spine ISBN 978-1-910566-53-4

£16.95 / $22.95 128pp, 196 x 156 mm Hardback, cloth spine ISBN 978-1-910566-61-9

£16.95 / $22.95 120pp, 196 x 156 mm Hardback, cloth spine ISBN 978-1-910566-66-4

£17.95 / $22.95 144pp, 156 x 196 mm Hardback, cloth binding ISBN 978-1-914314-19-3

Book 8: Butlin’s Holiday Camp 1982

Book 9: London 1977–1987

Book 10: London in the Snow

Barry Lewis

Berris Conolly

Various photographers

£16.95 / $22.95 128pp, 196 x 156 mm Hardback, cloth spine ISBN 978-1-910566-72-5

£17.95 / $22.95 104pp, 196 x 156 mm Hardback, cloth spine ISBN 978-1-914314-04-9

£17.95 / $22.95 128pp, 156 x 196 mm Hardback, cloth spine ISBN 978-1-914314-11-7

Book 14: The Package Holiday 1969–1985 Jake Clark £18.95 / $24.95 144pp, 196 x 156 mm Hardback, cloth binding ISBN 978-1-914314-58-2

Book 12: The London Pub 19001960

Book 13: The National Health Service

Various photographers

£18.95 / $24.95 144pp, 196 x 156 mm Hardback, cloth binding ISBN 978-1-914314-28-5

April 2023 - £18.95 / $24.95 144pp, 196 x 156 mm Hardback, cloth binding ISBN 978-1-914314-39-1

British Guides Honest insider’s advice on different ways to explore Britain.

Opinionated Guides British Art Destinations Emmy Watts £22.95 / $24.95 240pp, 145 x 209 mm Hardback ISBN 978-1-914314-92-6

Simple, highly curated guides on what to do and see in London and beyond.

Rainy Day London Emmy Watts £10.95 / $14.95 160pp, 112 x 162 mm Paperback ISBN 978-1-917719-09-4

British Cabins & Hideaways

British Family Escapes

British Boutique Hotels

London Cheap Eats

East London

Haunted London

Eat well, spend less

Fourth edition

Ian Simmons

Where to stay to escape modern life

The best getaways for kids and parents alike

Gina Jackson

Josh Barrie

Sonya Barber

Holly Ferrier

Alice Tate

£22.95 / $25 240pp, 145 x 209 mm Hardback ISBN 978-1-914314-52-0

£22.95 / $25 240pp, 145 x 209 mm Hardback ISBN 978-1-914314-51-3

£22.95 / $25 208pp, 145 x 209 mm Hardback ISBN 978-1-914314-03-2

£10.95 / $14.95 176pp, 112 x 162 mm Paperback ISBN 978-1-917719-03-2

£10.95 / $14.95 192pp, 112 x 162 mm Paperback ISBN ISBN 978-1-917719-02-5

£10.95 / $14.95 176pp, 112 x 162 mm Paperback ISBN 978-1-917719-01-8

London Playgrounds

Music London

London Walks

Literary London

Make London

Swim London

Lucie Grace

Tom Howells

John Clegg

Pools, ponds, lidos & lakes

Emmy Watts

£10.95 / $14.95 176pp, 112 x 162 mm Paperback ISBN 978-1-914314-99-5

£12.95 / $14.95 208pp, 112 x 162 mm £12.95 ISBN 978-1-914314-93-3

£10.95 / $14.95 176pp, 112 x 162 mm Paperback ISBN 978-1-914314-96-4

Workshops, classes, crafts & more

Vegan London

Active London

Calm London

Secret London

London Markets

Alice Porter

Places to find peace in the city

Shhh… don’t tell

Sonya Barber

Emmy Watts

£10.95 / $14.95 176pp, 112 x 162 mm Paperback ISBN 978-1-914314-76-6

£10.95 / $14.95 176pp, 112 x 162 mm Paperback ISBN 978-1-917719-07-0

Paris Joel Hart £12.95 / $17.95 240pp, 112 x 162 mm Paperback ISBN 978-1-914314-97-1

Third edition

Sara Kiyo Popowa & Emmy Watts £10.95 / $14.95 144pp, 112 x 162 mm Paperback ISBN 978-1-914314-31-5

£10.95 / $14.95 160pp, 112 x 162 mm Paperback ISBN 978-1-914314-90-2

Christina Rose Brown £10.95 / $14.95 176pp, 112 x 162 mm Paperback ISBN 978-1-914314-81-0

Riya Patel £10.95 / $14.95 176pp, 112 x 162 mm Paperback ISBN 978-1-914314-98-8

£10.95 / $14.95 176pp, 112 x 162 mm Paperback ISBN 978-1-914314-87-2

Joe Minihane £10.95 / $14.95 160pp, 112 x 162 mm Paperback ISBN 978-1-914314-80-3

Wine London

Berlin

London

London Canals

London Food

London Bookshops

Bars, restaurants, shops & more

Lydia Winter

Emmy Watts

The places you have to try

£12.95 / $17.95 240pp, 112 x 162 mm Paperback ISBN 978-1-914314-73-5

£12.95 / $17.95 240pp, 112 x 162 mm Paperback ISBN 978-1-914314-74-2

Nature, food & fun along the city’s waterways

David Paw

Sonya Barber & James Manning

£11.95 / $14.95 224pp, 112 x 162 mm Paperback ISBN 978-1-914314-65-0

£10.95 / $14.95 176pp, 112 x 162 mm Paperback ISBN 978-1-914314-66-7

New York

Design London

Weird London

South London

Bristol

London Museums

Devra Ferst

Galleries, shops, museums & more

The perplexing, peculiar & delightfully odd

Emmy Watts

Florence Filose

Nothing dusty in here

Tom Howells

April 2024 - £11.95 / $14.95 200pp, 112 x 162 mm Paperback ISBN 978-1-914314-59-9

£10.95 / $14.95 176pp, 112 x 162 mm Paperback ISBN 978-1-914314-60-5

Emmy Watts

Sujata Burman & Rosa Bertoli

Tom Howells £10.95 / $14.95 176pp, 112 x 162 mm Paperback ISBN 978-1-914314-77-3

£12.95 / $17.95 240pp, 112 x 162 mm Paperback ISBN 978-1-914314-72-8

£10.95 / $14.95 176pp, 112 x 162 mm Paperback ISBN 978-1-914314-70-4

£10.95 / $14.95 176pp, 112 x 162 mm Paperback ISBN 978-1-914314-68-1

Emmy Watts £10.95 / $14.95 176pp, 112 x 162 mm Paperback ISBN 978-1-914314-61-2

£10.95 / $14.95 176pp, 112 x 162 mm Paperback ISBN 978-1-914314-54-4

Cycle London

Brighton

Margate

Queer London

Free London

Art London

Rachel Segal Hamilton

Joe Minihane

Emmy Watts

Frank Gallaugher

£10.95 / $14.95 176pp, 112 x 162 mm Paperback ISBN 978-1-914314-50-6

£10.95 / $14.95 176pp, 112 x 162 mm Paperback ISBN 978-1-914314-38-4

£10.95 / $14.95 176pp, 112 x 162 mm Paperback ISBN 978-1-914314-53-7

£10.95 / $14.95 160pp, 112 x 162 mm Paperback ISBN 978-1-914314-47-6

Enjoy the capital without the cash

See, make (and even buy) great art

Emmy Watts

Christina Brown

£10.95 / $14.95 176pp, 112 x 162 mm Paperback ISBN 978-1-914314-32-2

£10.95 / $14.95 176pp, 112 x 162 mm Paperback ISBN 978-1-914314-30-8

Historic London

London Hotels

London Delis

Big Kids’ London

Eco London

Escape London

Sheldon Goodman

For the best beds, food and spas

Sonya Barber

The best of the capital for 6–12s

Enjoy the city, love the planet

Day trips and weekends out of the city

Emmy Watts

Sonya Barber

£10.95 / $14.95 160pp, 112 x 162 mm Paperback ISBN 978-1-914314-21-6

£9.95 / $12.95 160pp, 112 x 162 mm Paperback ISBN 978-1-914314-20-9

£9.95 / $12.95 144pp, 112 x 162 mm Paperback ISBN 978-1-910566-92-3

Sept 2023 - £10.95 / $14.95 176pp, 112 x 162 mm Paperback ISBN 978-1-914314-46-9

Gina Jackson £10.95 / $14.95 160pp, 112 x 162 mm Paperback ISBN 978-1-914314-36-0

£10.95 / $14.95 176pp, 112 x 162 mm Paperback ISBN 978-1-914314-41-4

East London Photo Stories Kids’ London

Sweet London

London Pubs

The best of the capital for 0-5s

The best treats to eat in town

Matthew Curtis & Orlando Gili

Emmy Watts, Martin Usborne & David Post

Imogen Lepere, Ola O. Smit & Philippa Langley

£9.95 / $12.95 160pp, 112 x 162 mm Paperback ISBN 978-1-910566-98-5

£9.95 / $12.95 144pp, 112 x 162 mm Paperback ISBN 978-1-910566-88-6

Independent London

London Green Spaces

The capital’s best small shops

Harry Adès & Marco Kesseler

Imogen Lepere & Lesley Lau

£9.95 / $12.95 160pp, 112 x 162 mm Paperback ISBN 978-1-910566-68-8

£9.95 / $12.95 160pp, 112 x 162 mm Paperback ISBN 978-1-910566-82-4

£9.95 / $12.95 176pp, 112 x 162 mm Paperback ISBN 978-1-910566-81-7

London Architecture Sujata Burman, Rosa Bertoli & Taran Wilkhu Rights sold: South Korea A Certain Book Sept 2019 - £9.95 / $12.95 176pp, 112 x 162 mm Paperback ISBN 978-1-910566-55-8

A collectable series of photographic stories about London’s most colourful area.

Book 1: I’ve Lived in East London for 86½ Years

Book 2: East London Swimmers

Martin Usborne

Out of print. Rights sold: South Korea - A Certain Book £12.95 96pp, 139 x 199 mm Hardback, cloth spine ISBN 978-0-9576998-2-3

Rights sold: South Korea - KL publishing £12.95 96pp, 139 x 199 mm Hardback, cloth spine ISBN 978-0-9576998-0-9

Madeleine Waller

Book 3: A Portrait of Hackney

Book 4: Shoreditch Wild Life

Book 5: One Day Young

Zed Nelson

Dougie Wallace

Jenny Lewis

Out of print £12.95 96pp, 139 x 199 mm Hardback, cloth spine ISBN 978-0-9576998-3-0

Out of print £14 176pp, 139 x 199 mm Hardback, cloth spine ISBN 978-0-9576998-4-7

Out of print. Rights sold: South Korea - A Certain Book £12.95 112pp, 139 x 199 mm Hardback, cloth spine ISBN 978-0-9576998-8-5

Book 6: Drivers in the 1980s

Book 7: Columbia Road

Book 8: Lost in the City

Book 12: Adventures in the Lea Valley

Book 13: Dalston in the 80s

Book 14: The Crash

Chris Dorley-Brown

Johanna Neurath Out of print £12.95 96pp, 139 x 199 mm Hardback, cloth spine ISBN 978-1-910566-01-5

David Campany & Polly Braden

Andrew Holligan

Out of print £12.95 96pp, 139 x 199 mm Hardback, cloth spine ISBN 978-0-9576998-9-2

Nicholas Sack, with an introduction by Iain Sinclair Out of print £12.95 96pp, 139 x 199 mm Hardback, cloth spine ISBN 978-1-910566-03-9

£14.95 112pp, 139 x 199 mm Hardback, cloth spine ISBN 978-1-910566-12-1

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Book 9: Hackney by Night

Book 10: Sunday Football

Book 11: Along the Hackney Canal

Book 15: East London Up Close

Book 16: One Hundred Years

East London Photo Stories

David George

Chris Baker

Freya Najade

Mimi Mollica

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£16.95 128pp, 139 x 199 mm Hardback, cloth spine ISBN 978-1-910566-97-8

Portraits of a community aged 0–100

One neighbourhood, 14 photographers

Jenny Lewis £17.95 224pp, 139 x 199 mm Hardback, cloth spine ISBN 978-1-910566-85-5

Stephen McLaren

£19.95 320pp, 139 x 199 mm Hardback, cloth spine ISBN 978-1-910566-42-8

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