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Published to coincide with the fortieth anniversary of the formation of Depeche Mode in 1980, the story of the electro-pop band's meteoric rise. Gittins is co-author of Nikki Sixx's bestselling "The Heroin Diaries".

An illustrated review of the most essential and heaviest metal and hard rock albums - a must-have for metal heads.

284 pages, thousands of illustrations, two years of work resulting in a world-class graphic novel. Undisputably one of the best works in the world of comics.

Published to coincide with the twenty-fifth of the band's founding, an insightful and visual look at the rock survivors' journey so far.

The best of Paris Art Deco in a handy pocket size

The astonishing tale of how the old woodcarver Geppetto made a disobedient puppet boy that could talk, dance and turn somersaults has been a much-loved story since it was first written more than 130 years ago. "e;The Adventures of Pinocchio"e; first appeared in 1881 as a series in a children's newspaper. Since then, readers young and old have delighted in Collodi's fantastic fairy-tale world, in which anything can happen and excitement waits round every corner. The exuberant young scamp Pinocchio ignores the advice of his kindly father and sets off into the world in search of adventure. Along the way he encounters many remarkable characters - including the nefarious Fox and Cat, a wise-talking cricket and a beautiful azure-haired fairy - and lurches from one predicament to another. Happily, by the end of the book, this wilful wooden hero finally learns his lesson and obtains his heart's desire - becoming a real boy. In this handsome new edition, award-winning illustrator Robert Ingpen has captured the rascally Pinocchio and his extraordinary escapades as never before, breathing new excitement into this enchanting classic.

The growing body of films adapted from books by Stephen King are considered here, from 1976's "Carrie" to 2019's "It: Chapter 2".

Inspired by the popular sitcom "The Good Place", philosophy writer James M. Russell uses the show's interrogation of themes of doing the right thing to explore the main strands of traditional and contemporary thought on ethics, morality and associated minor points of etiquette.

A beautiful collection of some of the world's greatest Art Deco buildings - from factories, hotels and underground stations to theatres and private residences.

The essential, illustrated, song-by-song story of one of the most enduring acts in rock music history.

Let professional baker Manuel Monade show you how to use your breadmachine to produce awesome breads you can be proud of. A bread machine will make only the bread you enable it to make;sub-standard ingredients and quick, over-yeasted fermentation can only everproduce a less than exceptional loaf. But if you use your bread machinedifferently, respecting the basic principles of artisan baking -- understandingfermentation; the need to knead; the importance of proving; shaping; and how toget the best bake for a perfect loaf - then your bread machine will deliverfantastic results. Recipes include a basic pain de mie for a sandwich loaf;granary; ciabatta; blue-cheese-and-hazelnut bread; sourdough; pumpernickel; andspelt.

A compendium of the key elements of bidding, declarer play and defence, amusing hands and bridge stories, written for the social bridge player, but with much for more experienced players too.

A celebration of the cinema of the 70s. What a decade!

Stunningly illustrated biography of filmmaker David Lynch, published to coincide with the 45th anniversary of Eraserhead.

A beautifully illustrated exploration of the world's most sensuous architecture of the 1890s and 1900s.

Exploring the tropical sun-bleached facades of Miami Beach's Art Deco palaces in words and glorious photographs.

A must-read for anyone thinking of opening a coffee shop; everything you need to know is here. Make your first investment this very practical guide and it will save you time, money and heartache.

A celebration of one of pop's longest reigning rebels. Since her breakthrough album, Missundaztood was released to critical acclaim in 2001 Pink has remained prolific, popular and consistently phenomenal.

James Cameron is the most successful filmmaker of all time by some margin. Which is something we tend to take for granted. The question at the heart of his story isn't only how this came about, but what is it about Cameron that makes him such a universal storyteller? Cinema has had its godlike directors, lifting it up into new spaces, but he is their Zeus. The man who made the biggest film of all time, Titanic, then topped that by making the next biggest film of all time, Avatar.Encapsulating not only the magnitude of James Cameron as a filmmaker but the minutiae too - the incredible stories of an artist whose commitment to the medium knows few bounds. The tales behind the films are as epic as the films themselves. The astonishing making of The Abyss, much of it shot submerged in a decommissioned nuclear plant, could fill a book on its own.James Cameron: A Retrospective is an enthralling and beautifully illustrated film-by-film biography - from The Terminator to Aliens to Avatar: the Way of Water - of the most popular director in movie history.

Published to coincide with the 15th anniversary of the birth of Lady Gaga's musical career

"e;You can do anything. But never go against the family."e; Don Vito Corleone, The Godfather Their tale is the stuff of legend. The Coppolas are one of the great American filmmaking dynasties, an immigrant family who have thrived in the Promised Land. But for every triumph there is tragedy. For every masterpiece there is a battle against the conformities of the system. For every Academy Award there has been blood, sweat, tears, and sacrifice. The story is centred on two extraordinary filmmaking generations: father and daughter Francis Ford Coppola and Sofia Coppola. Each in different ways has defined their times. And of course, their stories are intimately entwined. Francis Ford Coppola stirred up revolution in 1970s Hollywood, risking his fortune, his home, and his very sanity for his vision. But out of chaos he has given the world The Godfather films, The Conversation, Apocalypse Now, and more. Escaping the shadow of her father, Sofia Coppola has defined an equally personal style all her own, leading the way for women directors in Hollywood. Her radical yet elegant filmmaking has given us Lost in Translation, The Beguiled, On the Rocks, and more. But the Coppola story encompasses so much more than the careers of two directors. There are subplots extending out across the clan to include Eleanor Coppola, Roman Coppola, Nicolas Cage, Talia Shire, Jason Schwartzman, and others. Storytelling runs in the blood. The history of the Coppolas also holds up a mirror to the changing face of Hollywood and culture that crosses seventy years and three generations. So this is a book about America, a land of opportunity and the template on which the Coppolas can forge their art. This is a family saga, an epic, and an opera.

"Radiohead are not like other bands. For over three decades they have charted a singular course. As their music has become more beautiful, more strange, and more uncompromising, the band who make it have become more popular, evolving from the indie clubs of Britain to Stadia across the globe, while selling over 30 million albums."--Front jacket flap.

The fascinating, multi-faceted story of perhaps the most mysterious and unique rock band ever to exist