This second issue 'began as a modest project about awful food and quickly spiralled out of control'... The worst Michelin-starred restaurants in the world, a guide to artificial sweetners, a hit piece on rice... Features Rukmini Iyer, Sheena Patel, Ixta Belfrage, Jonathan Nunn, et al.

Double, double toil and trouble; borage oil and cauldron bubble.

The tenth-anniversary, twentieth issue.

A gorgeous new large-format pamphlet by the author of Silk Work, published by a wonderful, small Amsterdam-based publisher, The Last Books.

This second issue of this already very popular micro-mag includes new writing by Patricia Lockwood, Colm Tóibín, Lucy Ellmann, et al., with Ithell Colquhoun endpapers (the yellow cover remains the same across every issue).

A long-awaited reprint of this wildly successful biography.

Issue Four features Setsuko Klossowska de Rola, Kate Moss, Philip Treacy, Kate Stamps, Edward Rollitt, Brett Robinson, Jonathan Schilder Brown, Trevor Cheney, Lucian Freud and Wendy Nichols, and more. £28 Cover One, Setsuko Klossowska de Rola: Cover Two, Kate Moss: Cover Three, Philip Treacy:

The rise to prominence of the big auction houses in an explosive market: the former chairman of Sotheby's UK holds the cards and lays out a wonderful cast of kings, queens and knaves.

Issue 4 of Ruth Guilding’s annual bonanza of architecture, interiors and off-beat ways of life celebrates Stanway and Newbiggin, Samuel Palmer and green men, folk art and fashion, the witchy and the Arthurian. Contributors include Charlotte di Carcaci, Luke Edward Hall, Arthur Parkinson, Mark Hearld and Ronald Hutton, the whole washed down with lashings of see more

A wickedly funny literary slasher set around Paris's Shakespeare and Co,. in which prominent writers are the victims of a string of assassinations by a mysterious terrorist group. Cameos from Andrew Wylie, Roland Barthes and a merciless who's who of contemporary literary culture. Gore Vidal's adage, every time a friend succeeds, I die a little, see more

Another fine catalogue from Piano Nobile. Gold print embossed on a soft, textured cover. 80 colour illustrations inside, accompanied by catalogue entries, essays and Sickert's own letters.

Stocking filler-sized.

Volume 3 of the South London Commons project.

An immense, learned and witty sweep of literature by the editorial director of New York Review Books and the founder of the NYRB Classics series. Frank is terrific company through the century's changing literary moods; it's a telling sign that you end his book not only wanting to read (/re-read) almost all of the twentyish see more

“I see gardens as works of art made of living entities that change with the seasons and the passing of time”: Marianne Majerus is a leading contemporary photographer of gardens who has worked all over the world and whose work is held in many public and private collections. For this new, elegantly produced publication, the see more

A careful, detailed account of the trial of the surviving perpetrators of the 2015 Paris attacks, which left 130 dead and hundreds wounded.

A murder enquiry kicks off at a think-tank conference in the Cotswolds during a Prime Minister's 7-week tenure... Coe is always entertaining and sharp.