A glorious ramble down the centuries telling the story of food and drink in Ireland

A major new critical study of the writings of a giant of the SF genre by a Hugo award-winning critic and historian.

Sarah tastes of grease, Donalds are rubber ducks dipped in vinegar... Julie McDowall has an unusual form of synaesthesia, which means that she can taste names. Want to know what yours tastes like? Now you can find out.

A biography of the most extraordinary woman in the Roman world

A coming-of-age Graphic Novel about expression, rebellion, ambition and acceptance painted against the backdrop of Mumbai's ever changing and evolving street-culture

A guide to killing your monsters

Find Your Purpose. But Don’t Lose Your Mind.

From Pepys to Tweets: a history of the diary as an art form

A Small Fiction is an illustrated collection of 150 tiny stories, each told in 140 characters or less.

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

Unbound's very first poet publishes his 'best of' collection

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

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

The book of the BBC Radio 4 series starring Stephen Fry, Daniel Rigby and Tamsin Greig

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

Mrs Stephen Fry's guide to an almost perfect marriage, just like hers...

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

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

Does neuroscience change our understanding of ourselves?

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

A real taste of winemaking - true stories about a wine, the people who make it and the place it's made

Dominic Frisby has solved the economic crisis - support his book and find out how

The UK’s most controversial journalist on why she loves the Jewish people

The story of the saving of the home of modern computing

One man, 5,000 parties

Tea connoisseur and angler Chris Yates’s account of the 1981 fishing season

100 quirky Meades original photos, in a box, for Christmas

A carefree exploration of the culture and cuisines of the Italian islands

Originality is hated and pretended, but the real thing is beautiful

A beautifully illustrated story of friendship, passion and useful insects