Book of the day: One of the 100 best English language novels of the last 100 years says, TIME. Form your own view: $9
On the other hand
World War II London (and Malta). Sometimes you are just a leaf in a stream. $13
Sometimes there is no reasonable alternative
Speedy
Book of the day: a literary thriller. involves flying on a Concorde, which i guess makes it nostalgic these days. $12
Pesky laws of physics
Who needs them?
History, he wrote
Book of the day: Self-improvement for the long weekend. Hardback. $15
Alluring
The collected writings of Ernest Hemingway on fishing. $10
Like the last supper
Slightly fishy. From the author of The Narrow Road to the Deep North. (Don't worry, this is chirpier). $18
Inshallah
So tasty. So beautiful. $48. Part of our revamped cookbook collection.
Alternative to quacks
The healing power of ducks. $13
Tasty
Book of the day: The perils of dinner parties. A delightful classic. $12
I don't recall
In case you are looking for something to devote your life to for a while. $15
Not that poetic
A hardback look at a famous literary marriage through the lens of his poems. $14
True
Forty six tales from New Zealand history. Auckland wanted to be a separate colony from the rest of New Zealand apparently. No word on whether the RONZ wanted that too. $16
Brrr
James K Baxter's second book of poetry. Beautiful. $25
What are you getting at
Shhh. Angling. $12
Let's do this
Noam Chomsky, variations on a theme. Yours for $12.
Quite the show
A biography of Hunter S Thompson. $16
Quelles tropiques!
Book of the day: A study of the character of famed French anthropologist through his writing and reported interviews. $10
Could be yours today
Book of the day: Why do we buy things? Get it now for extra irony. $14