Books from Jonathan Cape
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The Tyger Voyage
By Richard Adams, Nicola BayleyThe Tyger Voyage
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Adventure Playgrounds: A Personal Account of a Play-leader's Work, as Told to Jenny Pearson
By Jenny PearsonAdventure Playgrounds: A Personal Account of a Play-leader's Work, as Told to Jenny Pearson
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Servant of the Cecils: The Life of Sir Michael Hickes, 1543-1612
By Alan Gordon Rae SmithThere is a useful biography of Cartwright by A. F. S. Pearson , Thomas Cartwright and Elizabethan Puritanism ( Cambridge , 1925 ) . 14. Lansd MS 69 f 101 r ( printed by Pearson , op . cit . , 476 ) . 15. Lansd MS 18 f 35 r ( Pearson ...
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The Lost Art of Scripture
By Karen ArmstrongFor most of their history, the world's religious traditions have regarded these texts as tools for the individual to connect with the divine, to transcend their physical existence, and to experience a higher level of consciousness that ...
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Roald Dahl Address Book
By Roald DahlThe address book will form a fantastic companion volume for the Roald Dahl diary, but also works just as well as a stand-alone product.
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Vuelta Skelter: Riding the Remarkable 1941 Tour of Spain
By Tim MooreTim Moore completes his epic (and ill-advised) trilogy of cycling's Grand Tours.
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My World of Theatre
By Peter DaubenyWhen I brought her to London in the part in 1955 , the critics , with one exception , had hailed her as the Marguerite of our times . The exception came in a review by John Barber , then critic of the Daily Express , who wrote ...
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Follies
By Gwyn Headley, Wim MeulenkampThe authors tracked down follies and explored the ideas which for centuries led British landowners to exercise their talents in such a form.
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Some Comics
By Stephen CollinsThe best strips (so far) from the best new cartoonist (maybe). Here are Some Comics by Stephen Collins. Or, to be precise, a little over 100 comics by Stephen Collins.
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The Human Body: A Three-dimensional Study
By Jonathan Miller, David PelhamThree dimensional, movable illustrations show how the human body functions.
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Insatiable: Competitive Eating and the Big Fat American Dream
By Jason FagoneAnd along the way, he uncovers the wonderfully human stories at the heart of this seemingly unnourished corner of American culture. Bigger, better, richer, fatter, INSATIABLE unlocks a world we all need to face up to. Dig In.
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My Alexandria
By Mark Doty'The courage of this book is that it looks away from nothing; the miracle is that wherever it looks it finds poetry.
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On Being John McEnroe
By Tim AdamsThe American player Gene Meyer remarked how , the first time he played McEnroe , on any given point his opponent ' never seemed quite ready , whether serving or receiving ' . And he does not seem ready now , twitching a little , taking ...
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We Bombed in New Haven: A Play
By Joseph HellerWe Bombed in New Haven: A Play
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The three bears Christmas party
By Anthony Lewis, Maggie RussellThe three bears Christmas party
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Britannia Bright's Bewilderment in the Wilderness of Westminster: A Political Poem in Rhyming Couplets
By Clive JamesBritannia Bright's Bewilderment in the Wilderness of Westminster: A Political Poem in Rhyming Couplets
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The Fate of Felicity Fark in the Land of the Media: A Moral Poem in Rhyming Couplets
By Clive JamesThe Fate of Felicity Fark in the Land of the Media: A Moral Poem in Rhyming Couplets
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Last Family in England Proof
By Matt HaigLast Family in England Proof
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Egypt
By Julia Parker, Derek ParkerDescribes the major sites of the Nile from Cairo to Memphis, outlines Egypt's history, geography, art, and architecture, and gives tips on hotels, restaurants, currency, climate, and food
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One Old Oxford Ox
By Nicola BayleyThe numbers from one to twelve are presented by dignified animals and captioned by tongue-twisters.