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Le Grand Hôtel & Café de la Paix French Art de Vivre

200.00 

A beautifully illustrated Flammarion history of Le Grand Hôtel and Café de la Paix — two Parisian institutions on the Place de l’Opéra since 1862, with a guest list spanning Proust, Wilde, and de Gaulle. An essential celebration of French luxury hospitality and la belle époque art de vivre.

My Soul Twin

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My Soul Twin

60.00 

Nino Haratischvili’s latest translated novel — a decades-spanning friendship between two women against a backdrop of political upheaval and displacement. From the Georgian author of The Eighth Life: epic sweep, emotional intensity, and characters who live in memory long after the final page.

Audition

55.00 

Katie Kitamura’s precisely observed novel about a middle-aged actor as the boundaries between self and role begin to blur. Cool, analytical, and quietly devastating: Kitamura at her most psychologically intense, exploring performance, authenticity, and what we lose as we age.

Middlemarch

20.00 

George Eliot’s panoramic masterpiece — widely regarded as the greatest novel in English, tracing the aspirations and disappointments of a whole Midlands community in the 1830s. Dorothea Brooke and a cast of fully realised humanity: the novel at its greatest extent, in a Wordsworth Classics edition.

The Pickwick Papers

20.00 

The novel that launched Dickens’s career — the picaresque adventures of Samuel Pickwick and companions, episodic and exuberant with a comic energy uniquely its own. Published in 1836 and making Dickens famous overnight: an essential introduction to the greatest Victorian novelist in a Wordsworth Classics edition.

The Call of the Wild and White Fang

20.00 

Jack London’s two masterpieces in one volume — The Call of the Wild and White Fang, companion pieces tracing opposite journeys between civilisation and wilderness. Together they form London’s meditation on instinct, freedom, and the wild heart at the core of all living things.

People from My Neighbourhood

46.00 

Hiromi Kawakami’s collection of quietly enchanting vignettes about a neighbourhood’s strange inhabitants — ordinary and inexplicable, domestic and uncanny. Miniatures with the logic of fables and dreams, demonstrating that Kawakami’s genius operates as effectively in the shortest forms as in her novels.

The White Book

46.00 

Han Kang’s formally unique meditation on whiteness, grief, and consolation — lyric fragments centred on white objects that become vessels for personal and historical sorrow. Between poetry, essay, and novel: a profoundly moving work unlike anything else in contemporary literature.

Human Acts A Novel

46.00 

Han Kang’s devastating novel about the 1980 Gwangju Uprising — told from multiple perspectives including the dead, a formally extraordinary meditation on political violence, trauma, and human solidarity. Essential reading for anyone interested in Korean history or the literature of atrocity.

Rosslyn and the Grail

60.00 

The authoritative guide to Rosslyn Chapel — separating historical fact from popular legend about one of Scotland’s most extraordinary fifteenth-century buildings. Oxbrow and Robertson examine the intricate carvings and their real meanings with scholarly rigour and genuine engagement with the myths.

The Illustrated Encyclopedia of Tartan A Complete History And Visual Guide To Over 400 Famous Tartans

35.00 

The comprehensive reference on tartan — over 400 clan, family, and district tartans documented with full-colour swatches, historical notes, and cultural context. From ancient disputed origins to Victorian revival and global fashion icon: the essential illustrated guide for anyone with Scottish heritage or a love of pattern.

London Stories

55.00 

The finest short fiction set in London — from Henry James and Arthur Morrison to Zadie Smith and Hanif Kureishi. Jerry White’s Everyman’s Library anthology creates a cumulative portrait of one of literature’s most obsessively written-about cities across more than a century of change.

Love Stories

50.00 

The finest short stories about romantic love — from Chekhov, Joyce, Mansfield, Munro, and many others, spanning centuries and continents. Diana Secker Tesdell’s Everyman’s Library selection captures love in all its elation, anguish, and comedy: a beautiful, portable, endlessly rewarding collection.

Decameron

70.00 

Giovanni Boccaccio’s fourteenth-century masterpiece — one hundred tales told by ten Florentines sheltering from the Black Death. Bawdy comedies, tragic romances, and satires of extraordinary variety from a work that shaped Chaucer, Shakespeare, and European literature for centuries.

The Handmaid’s Tale

60.00 

Margaret Atwood’s prophetic 1985 dystopia — the Republic of Gilead, enforced reproductive servitude, and Offred’s act of witness and resistance. One of the most important novels of its century, never out of print and never less than urgently relevant. Essential literary and feminist fiction.

A Blink of the Screen Collected Short Fiction

35.00 

Terry Pratchett’s collected short fiction — spanning his entire career from early science fiction to mature Discworld-era work. Wit, humanity, and surprising depth in every piece: essential for fans who want to experience the full range of an imagination that could never be contained by a single series.

A Stroke of the Pen The Lost Stories

35.00 

Terry Pratchett’s lost newspaper stories from the early 1980s — discovered in an archive and published for the first time. Already showing the satirical intelligence and philosophical wit that would become Discworld: an extraordinary gift for devoted fans, and a window into one of literature’s great imaginations.

Men at Arms (Discworld Novel 15)

40.00 

Terry Pratchett’s Discworld mystery — the first firearm arrives in Ankh-Morpork and Commander Vimes must find the killer while the Watch is being diversified. Sharp satire, genuine emotional warmth, and a surprisingly serious meditation on justice and power from the City Watch series at its best.

Night Watch (Discworld Novel 29)

46.00 

Widely regarded as the greatest Discworld novel — Sam Vimes travels back to the revolution that shaped his city and his character. Darker, more serious, and more emotionally powerful than most Discworld, Night Watch demonstrates that Pratchett was a novelist of genuine moral depth.

Moving Pictures (Discworld Novel 10)

40.00 

Terry Pratchett’s Discworld satire of Hollywood — Holy Wood, where Narrative Causality is strong and everyone is compelled to make moving pictures. Sharp on the film industry, affectionate about cinema, and ultimately a meditation on the power of stories over human imagination. Classic Pratchett.

Soul Music (Discworld Novel 16)

46.00 

Terry Pratchett’s Discworld novel about rock and roll arriving on the Disc — musicians playing riffs they don’t understand, music that wants something, and Death facing a personal crisis. Funny, affectionate, and packed with musical references: essential Discworld for music-loving readers.

Maskerade (Discworld Novel 18)

35.00 

Terry Pratchett’s beloved Discworld parody of The Phantom of the Opera — witches, opera, a theatrical ghost, and Agnes Nitt’s destiny. Warm, funny, and sharp on the difference between having a voice and being heard: Pratchett at the top of his considerable game.

Equal Rites (Discworld Novel 3)

35.00 

The third Discworld novel — a girl inherits a wizard’s staff and Granny Weatherwax accompanies her to Unseen University. Pratchett at his most characteristic: sharp observations about gender and tradition wrapped in a funny, inventive fantasy. The introduction of one of the series’ greatest characters.

The Nakano Thrift Shop

46.00 

Hiromi Kawakami’s warm, funny novel set in a Tokyo thrift shop — owner, sister, and assistant navigating work, love, and the peculiar intimacy of sorting through other people’s discarded things. As subtle and precise as her best work, finding emotional complexity in the perfectly observed everyday.

The Ten Loves of Mr Nishino

46.00 

Ten women, ten stories, one unknowable man — Hiromi Kawakami’s formally inventive novel traces Mr Nishino’s life through the perspectives of those who loved him. A cumulative portrait built from memory and angle: a meditation on love and the gap between experience and truth.

Strange Weather in Tokyo

46.00 

Hiromi Kawakami’s celebrated novel about an unexpected friendship between a woman and her former teacher that gradually becomes something more. Quiet, tender, and deeply affecting — a love story told through sake, food, and walks in parks, with prose of extraordinary sensory attention.

Under the Eye of the Big Bird

46.00 

Hiromi Kawakami’s lyrical linked stories about new beings on Earth after humanity’s end — carrying fragments of human memory and desire without understanding them. Closer to prose poetry than science fiction, and shortlisted for the International Booker Prize: quietly extraordinary.

The Vegetarian A Novel

46.00 

Han Kang’s International Booker Prize winner — a woman stops eating meat and the violent, obsessive responses of those around her. Elliptical and deeply unsettling, The Vegetarian uses its premise to explore bodily autonomy, compliance, and what happens to women who simply refuse.

The Lost Daughter

46.00 

Elena Ferrante’s taut, unsettling portrait of a woman on holiday who becomes obsessed with a young mother on the beach — and with her own buried ambivalence as a mother. A meditation on maternal love, resentment, and guilt treated with characteristic directness and complete truth.

The Lying Life of Adults

46.00 

Elena Ferrante’s standalone novel after the Neapolitan tetralogy — a teenager’s obsessive search for her father’s disreputable sister, and the painful process of seeing parents clearly for the first time. Ferociously precise on adolescent disillusionment and the discovery of adult lies.

The Story of the Lost Child

50.00 

The fourth and final Neapolitan novel — sixty years of friendship, competition, love, and mystery brought to devastating conclusion. The full meaning of Elena and Lila’s extraordinary relationship comes into final focus in pages that are among the most powerful in contemporary fiction.

Those Who Leave and Those Who Stay

50.00 

The third Neapolitan novel — Elena and Lila through 1970s Italy’s political tumult, the labour movement, and the complexities of feminism. Ferrante’s most explicitly political volume traces two women navigating class, identity, and the tension between personal life and collective action.

The Story of a New Name

46.00 

The second Neapolitan novel — Lila married and constrained, Elena escaped to university and finding liberation complicated by loss. Ferrante traces their diverging paths with ferocity and psychological depth: richer, darker, and more complete than its predecessor, and equally essential.

My Brilliant Friend

50.00 

The first volume of Ferrante’s celebrated Neapolitan novels — the friendship of Elena and Lila from childhood in 1950s Naples. Intense, competitive, and one of literature’s greatest portraits of female friendship: the starting point for one of the great reading experiences in contemporary fiction.

The Days of Abandonment

46.00 

Elena Ferrante’s incandescent, terrifying portrait of a woman whose life dissolves when her husband leaves. Compact, relentless, and ferociously psychologically precise: the novel that first showed international readers the full force of Ferrante’s gifts, and one of the defining feminist novels of the century.

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