A House in the Mountains: The Woman Who Liberated Italy from Facism – Caroline Moorhead
£20.00First edition, signed by the author.
A Room Made of Leaves – Kate Grenville
£16.99Inspired by the real life story of Elizabeth Veale, the ward of a Devon clergyman, who met and married imperious soldier John Macarthur in 1788 at the age of 21, and set sail for a New South Wales penal colony, this is historical fiction at its best. Vividly-drawn characters, a strong sense of place, and an unusually distinctive narrative voice which beautifully captures the trepidation of a young woman embarking on a harsh new life with a virtual stranger while discovering the inner strength and resolve to forge a future for herself.
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Agency – William Gibson
£18.99Signed by the author.
Boris Johnson: The Gambler – Tom Bower
£20.00Free shipping to any UK address.
In collaboration with Intelligence Squared.
Please note that this title is embargoed until October 15th and will be shipped then.
Burning the Books: A History of Knowledge Under Attack – Richard Ovenden
Free shipping within the UK.
Cured: The Remarkable Science and Stories of Spontaneous Healing and Recovery – Dr Jeff Rediger
£16.99Free postage within the UK.
Dreaming in a Nightmare: Finding a Way Forward in a World That’s Holding You Back – Jeremiah Emmanuel
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Entangled Life: How Fungi Make Our Worlds, Change Our Minds and Shape Our Futures – Merlin Sheldrake
Free postage within the UK.
Exciting Times – Naoise Dolan
£14.9922-year- old Ava leaves Ireland for a job in Hong Kong, befriends generous and engaging Julian, and then meets Edith… Shrewd and funny.
Glorious Rock Bottom – Bryony Gordon
Free postage within the UK.
Homeland Elegies – Ayad Akhtar
£18.99Signed by the author.
How to Make the World Add Up – Tim Harford
Free shipping within the UK.
Humankind: A Hopeful History – Rutger Bregman
£20.00Free postage within the UK.
A passionately argued plea for a changed outlook and a fresh evaluation of the virtues of kindness and altruism. He’s adamant that we must assume that people are good, would prefer to cooperate rather than to compete, and that trusting one other and thinking the best of one other is vital to rebuilding our economic and political future. Timely and thought-provoking.