Which end of the world, you might ask...? Kamchatka? Tierra del Fuego? No, the Gower Peninsula in Wales - and just a small stretch of it, at that; a 15-minute walk, to which the author has d... read more
The author - a Cornishman living in Galway - walks across Ireland from it most western point on the Dingle peninsula to the easternmost, Burr Point in Northern Ireland. Neither in Eire nor ... read more
A wonderful book about the Outer Hebrides, focusing on Lewis and South Uist, from the erstwhile poet laureate of Redonda (who features in the work of Javier Marias as an antiquarian book dea... read more
With prints from all Frank Hurley's 280 surviving negatives, digitally remastered from the glass plate & celluloid, this is the best illustrated book there has been of that extraordinary exp... read more