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“The prose by Flynn involves a sad battle of wits and the humorous missed communications between a man and a woman. Illustration of the urban…

The text is an excerpt from a play involving two dogs having a heated conversation about their daily life (ie waiting to be told where…

“The book is about a pointing finger, which you may commonly find in old posters and signposts. The whole design was inspired by this particular…

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One of the 8 commissioned poetry books of the Circle Press ‘London Series’ made to commemorate the move of the Circle Press from Guildford to…

Using the text of the Chester Play of ‘Noah’s Flood’, Davison has ‘captured the rough but devotional spirit of the live performance characteristic of the…

Written in the middle of the 19th century, this is an extraordinary survey of the global eating habits of man from the means used by…

A very good printing of Hawker’s privately published poem from The Quest of the Sangreal (1864).

A poem about the starvation and passing of Old Mother Hubbard’s dog, Sir Tray, - or was it all a canine joke? It first appeared…

Signed and inscribed by Baskin on the colophon - “For my old friend Robert from Leonard with constant affection, 1988”.

39 poems by what was then a new, vivid poetic voice.

The world famous writer David Mamet on the log cabin in which he writes as well as its contents.

The artist combines accounts of Greek Myths with an interpretative series of portraits of people who characterise and might inhabit the stories. The book is…

The Tale of Two Benches is taken from Gibbings’s book Till I End My Song, being the chapter about the village where the Alembic Press…

Story and illustrations by Kate Pond, a very attractive production.