All the motivation you need to work out.

A roll call of deaths from Twitter's Medieval Death Bot.

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

The authorised history of London's most notorious drinking club

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

A graphic novel about growing up, fitting in, and a witch from a bottle determined to wreak havoc!

A personal, passionate and practical guide to the mental health benefits of bird watching.

A Shakespearean take on such topics as Kim Kardashian, Tinder and Pikachu.

A remarkable record of what it's like to be in a landscape, from a regular contributor to Caught By The River. A book of visions; both visual and verbal.

A compact, comprehensive and very silly field guide, featuring more than 200 of the best, rudest, and most hilarious Effin' Birds!

Meet Tommy Bruce – marooned in his ramshackle hotel, slowly but determinedly drinking himself and his business out of existence. Until one evening into the lounge-bar walks Fiona McLean.

A comic about mental health ... starring pigeons.

Extraordinary talent doesn’t guarantee anything for football’s wonderkids. What happens when the stars don’t align?

Art Deco, Modernist & Brutalist architecture ​in the suburbs of London

Explosive diaries from Britain's most bulbous MP

Forget everything you’ve heard about strippers: this book is an antidote to stigma, shame and stereotyping

A wide-ranging and timely new perspective on writing about the natural world and our place within it

A photographic exploration of the edge of America at the end of Route 66 and Santa Monica Pier

A unique collection of analogue photography exploring the virtual cities of video games.

A sweeping fantasy of magic's ending; a new name to set alongside Jen Williams and Den Patrick.

Notes From Africa, a musical journey around the continent in the company of Senegalese superstar, Youssou N’Dour

In this history of Prefabs, discover why these supposedly temporary ‘people’s palaces’ are still loved and admired.

The new old ways to reclaim Christmas

A correspondence between a hopeless gardener and a hopeless cook

Grief, Joy and Spilled Rum at the World’s Death Festivals