An anti-cookbook from Jonathan Meades

From the creator of Letters of Note, a compelling collection of history’s best speeches

The definitive collection of recipes from one of our greatest food writers

How to change lives with words.

A memoir about cycling and stand-up comedy

A meandering through our great archetypal myths and a plea for a kinder Brexit

Tired of the everyday grind? We say: Goodbye to all that

A biography of the most extraordinary woman in the Roman world

The untold story of a creative, innovative, fiercely-independent gaming scene that was serially ignored by the outside world

A guide to killing your monsters

Want to help unpublished working class writers get into print? Join Kit de Waal and her contributors to give new writers a platform…

Why changing your media diet can change the world

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

Sometimes we have to lose everything to understand this moment is all we have

Jonathan Meades on places and the people that make them

A darkly funny set of linked tales about vengeful phones and hoovers

Dark, clever, funny: two new stories from a modern master

A journey that supporters of Unbound can fund one chapter at a time

Unbound's first first-time novelist - her pitch is almost a movie in itself...

How do you make a living as a band in a world that doesn't want to pay?

A celebration of Chichester's theatre by the city's most celebrated author

The Sunday Times best-selling collection of 125 of the world's most entertaining, inspiring and unusual letters

The definitive insider history of London clubland in the early 80s

A polemical, personal but exhaustively detailed account of the fall of the House of Murdoch

A sci-fi novel by the star of Red Dwarf set 200 years in the future

Heat magazine – 18th century style

Does neuroscience change our understanding of ourselves?

Ted Banger will do whatever it takes to win the annual bird race

A paper-based portable wireless device that connects everything to everything else

Meet Brenda Monk - she's a woman who does stand up