Books from Haus Pub
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Edgar Allan Poe
By Brian MortonBrian Morton puts the Poe legend into context, revealing one of the most influential writers of modern times.
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Robert Graves: A Biography
By Bruce KingBiographies and Autobiographies.
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Tasting Italy: A Culinary Journey
By Alice VollenweiderAll of Italy's regions are introduced by their signature dishes, and the book is interspersed with recipes as well as information on where to eat and drink.
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The English Garden: A Journey Through Its History
By Hans von TrothaThis ideal image of nature continues to govern our notions of a beautiful landscape today. Hans von Trotha guides us through the history of the English garden to the most important, original, and beautiful park gardens in Britain.
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Tom Paine: The Life of a Revolutionary
By Harry HarmerThomas Paine galvanized the colonists to struggle for a democratic republic free from Britain,.
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Rosa Luxemburg
By Harry HarmerThis new biography takes a fresh view, re-examining Luxemburg's tempestuous career and her dream of socialism
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The Chamberlain Litany: Letters Within a Governing Family from Empire to Appeasement
By Peter T. MarshBased on those family letters, this book explores the accounts that the Chamberlain children told each other about the events in their lives.
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Moreschi and the Voice of the Castrato
By Nicholas ClaptonWritten by the acclaimed musicologist and countertenor Nicholas Clapton, this is a perceptive and informed study of the last survivor of a perennially intriguing part of Western cultural history.
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W.F. Massey: New Zealand
By James WatsonThe Great War profoundly affected both New Zealand and its Prime Minister William Massey (1856-1925).
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Bismarck: The Iron Chancellor
By Volker UllrichIn this book, now featuring a preface by the present Prince von Bismarck, Dr Volker Ullrich explodes the myth that Bismarck was just the 'man of iron and blood': The 'Founder of the Reich' spent the rest of his career working to preserve ...
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Why Kosovo Still Matters
By Denis MacShaneA short polemical appeal by Dennis MacShane (Minister for Europe 2005-2010) for policy-makers to re-engage with the Western Balkans before it is too late.