An Eisner-nominated graphic novel set in 17th century Istanbul, centered around a carpet merchant and his relationship with faith, love and home in the aftermath of his death by a vampire.

A beautifully illustrated atlas exploring and mapping the spectacular imaginary cities of video games.

An anthology on the subject of refugees, asylum seekers and migration focusing on the experiences of children and young people

"I think our horse might be eating the internet"

A visual guide to business concepts everyone uses but no-one can explain

The story of the poet, archaeologist, film-maker, and author.

A correspondence between a hopeless gardener and a hopeful cook

A biography of Barbara Mullen, one of the twentieth century's great fashion models

Can you solve Torquemada’s murder mystery? An infamously difficult puzzle book in a custom-made box.

If one of the wealthiest people in Britain falls for one of the poorest, will the money be a salvation or an unsurmountable obstacle?

One of our foremost interpreters of myth argues that it is essential to all culture: the factory reset of human consciousness

A comic about mental health ... starring pigeons.

The one and only picnic book you'll ever need

A gripping and moving first-hand account of one woman’s fight to change the world around her

Youth cult meets occult in this New English Library style tale of a skinhead werewolf running riot in late 70s London.

A memoir from the actor who played Rifleman Harris on Sharpe's Rifles

Twenty inspiring women on work, life and making it happen - each in her own way.

A fun and fascinating look back at the best 8-bit budget games of the eighties.

How does a Vogue model confront a double family suicide and live a normal life?

A graphic novel about grief, madness, and the ghosts that haunt us

Unladylike is the first book written about feminism and wrestling - it follows one unlikely woman's journey to becoming an infamous masked wrestler, and honestly retells the life lessons grappling teaches her on the way.

Not Speaking is a lively and unusual family memoir, and a slice of social history.

A full colour, highly illustrated hardback over 300 pages long, A4 (210mm x 297mm) printed on 140gsm gloss art stock, colour printed endpapers and bookmark ribbon

The Warp-Speed Guide to the Universe

a celebration of being unironically obsessed with things

A sumptuous history of science fiction told through its iconic covers.