A portrait of Johan Cruyff drawing on numerous interviews conducted by the authors between the years of 1974 and 1997.
A spirited and well-researched defense of pornography focussing on legal constraints that curtail the ‘industry’.
A portrait of Johan Cruyff drawing on numerous interviews conducted by the authors between the years of 1974 and 1997.
English translation of stylish French pot-boiler, currently being adapted for the screen by Pedro Almodovar.
Man Booker Prize 2005 shortlisted (and bookie’s favourite) novel from the author of Flaubert’s Parrot and A history of the world in 10
An ambitious ‘novel of stories’ from Chuck Palahniuk, the American author of novels like Fight Club, Diary, and Choke.
An American grad student finds himself researching his roots amongst the Sierra Madre Mountains of Mexico, against a backdrop of the day of the dead. A lean novel by Indian author Anita Desai
Social satire and black comedy from the author of My Happy Life and George Bush, Prince of Darkness.
The third novel from comedian Robert Newman. The Fountain at the Centre of the World is billed as “an anti-globalization novel”.
The latest novel from Irish based American Kevin Stevens, author of Cops and Robbers and the Rizzoli Contract. Song for Katya is set against the backdrop of a pre-perestroika Soviet Union.
An analysis of the role a resurgent American militarism plays in shaping foreign policy, written by ex-Special Forces serviceman Stan Goff.