A glorious book about colour in, yes, glorious colour
If you’re like us, you love it whenever you discover a glorious new shade of Pantone colour. And we love good book that combines art, history,…
Ohhh…. Errol: Author Patricia A. O’Brien on the shenanigans of Hollywood A-lister Errol Flynn
Errol Flynn: A Life and Career by Patricia A. O’Brien (author, pictured above) offers a fresh, deeply researched portrait of the actor, moving beyond his swashbuckling…
Guinness World Records 2025 is out now, along with return of the Gamer’s Edition, plus win copies of both!
For decades, Guinness World Records has been the global authority on record-breaking achievements, and is celebrating its 70-year anniversary in 2025. The Guinness World Records 2025…
Arlyn Osborne’s cookbook ‘Sugarcane’ hones in on her Filipino-English heritage but the influences go even further back
Sugarcane is a cookbook that pays homage to Arlyn Osborne’s heritage, this being a blend of Filipino and English ancestry. It is an amalgamation of her…
Ade Edmondson’s ‘Berserker!’ regularly goes off the rails and that’s just the kind of read his fans would want
British sitcom The Young Ones, which first aired during Thatcher’s early ’80s, featured four key characters that each inadvertently (or perhaps it was planned) represented a…
Horror Unmasked: A History of Terror from ‘Nosferatu’ to ‘Nope’ (book review)
If, like us, you appreciate a good horror film, you’d be wise to invest in this here excellent coffee table book. Horror Unmasked looks at the…
How to Unf&ck the Planet a Little Each Day…
With a recent spotlight on all things environmental, businesses around the globe are shifting towards a better, more sustainable way of packaging while consumers are carefully…
Sex, Drugs & EDM: How Moby Faced His Demons and Lived to Tell the Excessive Tale
Moby has been in the celebrity game for several valid reasons. He’s occasionally voiced his opinion against bigotry (beginning with the Eminem homophobic thing from way…
Not seeing the forest for the trees
When a potentially brilliant novel suffers from its own ambition…
Recipes for life
As the old saying goes, you are what you eat…
A batch of bright books to up the Pride factor
Happy Pride! And happy reading…
An ode (and very good guide) to craft beer
For lovers of quality brew…
Celebrating a mere fraction of music history… albeit the best bits
33⅓ is a series of books written about albums by authors who truly know their music. A little history for you before we tell you more…
