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Patrick O'Higgins was best known for his memoir about Helena Rubinstein. But he also had a less well-known life as a photographer. Now, in Monsieur, the lost photographs of O'Higgins are reproduced. The images include famous sitters such as W.H. Auden and Cecil Beaton and give an insight into the worlds that Patrick O'Higgins inhabited.

In this moving brief memoir Tom Sackville tries to understand what happened to his father, the 10th Earl De La Warr.

Taking the career of one man, the actor, producer and director Frith Banbury, this book casts a lens on mid to late twentieth century British theatre, revisiting many of the best productions of those years.

A series of poems penned using the author's own blood as ink in protest of the blood donor ban on men who have sex with men.

A portrayal of the final years of Sir Arthur Bryants - historian, newspaper columnist, defender of the Victorian values and veteran womaniser. Drawing on thousands of newly-discovered letters and diaries, Robinson portrays a man caught in the chasm between his public image and private passions.

A guide to the follies of the United Kingdom, illustrated with the authors own watercolour paintings.

The story of Adel Dajani's family who embark on an epic intergenerational voyage spanning the Middle East, North Africa, and the United Kingdom.

Chuck Pavel, the charismatic White House intern will stop at nothing to protect his country, his president, and American freedom. Whatever that might mean.

Hollywood publicist Rob Harris chronicles the drama and comedy behind the scenes that eclipse those in front of the camera. It's the story of a failed marriage, two teenage boys, and a pinball affair with a free-spirited journalist.

The Stalker's Tale follows three storylines (two set in fashionable, contemporary London, a third in 1930's bohemian Fitzrovia & 1940's post-occupation Paris), representing three lives, simultaneously estranged, yet entwined in a decades long tale of Stalking.

Twenty-five years ago, Laurence Dillon received an unpleasant surprise - he was diagnosed with malignancy and had his testicles removed. Life wasn't quite the same after. Unsung Love Song is his quest to understand the anguish of the emasculated man.

The memoir of Martin Milnes, a London based actor, writer and theatre director.

John Forde, a twenty-four-year old American, arrives in Florence to begin work on a dissertation. A tale of the inextricably entwined emotions of loyalty and betrayal, pedagogy and lies, trust and suspicion, love and hatred.

An episode-by-episode analysis of season 3 of The Crown TV series, explaining what really happened and what didn't.

The autobigraphy of novelist, playwright and screenwriter David Ambrose.

Older is a vivid and illuminating portrait of growing old by the author James Roose-Evans.

Land Without Echoes follows the intertwining lives of strong-willed Daisy and her Arturo against the backdrop of sweltering, thriving Morocco, through their many misadventures and yearning to meet once again.

Charley's Woods recounts the disturbed upbringing of the adopted son of an aristocratic male cross-dresser and a bohemian lesbian.

This short narrative, with many re-discovered illustrations, recounts the personal experience of a model working for Christian Dior.

Based on her own experiences, Nicola Vivian examines the mysterious forces of addiction and the emotional vulnerability from which they grow.

A curated collection of writings from writer, commentator and litterateur, Nicky Haslam.

A charming, amusing and warming collection of true short stories and vignettes by diarist and author Susanna Johnston: a romp through family life, replete with eccentric relations and amusing anecdotes.

The first full and comprehensive biography of Norman Hartnell. A portrait of the often troubled life of the Queen's dress designer who came from humble origins and dazzled Royalty, aristocracy and film stars alike.