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The De Palma Decade

From award-winning, bestselling author and documentarian Laurent Bouzereau, this is an in-depth look at legendary filmmaker Brian De Palma's greatest period of creative output, featuring brand-new interviews with the filmmaker, along with cast and crew.

Dolly Parton All the Songs

The newest edition in BDL's bestselling All the Songs series-and the first to focus on a female performer-Dolly Parton All the Songs: The Story Behind Every Track follows the career of the internationally beloved musical icon, diving deep into the details behind every album and every track she has ever recorded.

Darkling

Prize-winning poet and artist Catherine Hyde celebrates the magic of the night from dusk till dawn as she follows the owl's journey in a gorgeous gift book of full colour paintings. I turn to the old orchard where she hunts: a ghost glimmering sweet heart of the moon. Swooping between trees, a beating clock of claw and feather, hush winged

Accidentally Wes Anderson: Adventures

The follow-up to the huge international bestseller Accidentally Wes Anderson, featuring brand new iconic imagery from the online community that boasts nearly 2 million followers.

Icons of Style

The most stylish items of clothing to wear, from classic brogues to Breton tops, from a denim jacket to the classic white shirt, with their history and the most stunning photography to inspire the reader.

The Golden Road

FROM THE CO-HOST OF THE CHART-TOPPING EMPIRE PODCAST India was the forgotten heart of the ancient world For a millennium and a half, from about 250 BC to 1200 AD, India was a confident exporter of its diverse civilisation, creating around it a vast empire of ideas, an 'Indosphere' where its influence was predominant. During this period, the rest of Asia was the willing recipie

National Geographic World From Above

Go on a global aerial odyssey with this photographic compendium of more than 200 full-color images from on high, by the world's most innovative photographers at National Geographic.

See the world from a unique perspective with this gorgeous, oversized coffee table book-the perfect gift for lovers of art, nature, photography, and travel!


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Mark Ryden Yakalina Secrets

The much-anticipated second installment inMarkRyden'sincredible gallery of creatures

From the Films of Harry Potter: 100 Objects: The Most Iconic Props from the

Harry Potter in 100 Objects presents a host of incredible props, artefacts and set items from the legendary Harry Potter movies. Through colourful photography and insider facts from the creators of all eight films, readers will discover the significance of each object and its unique role in shaping the beloved series. Filled with cast and crew interviews, behind-the-scenes accounts, concept

Harry Potter Official Wizarding World Cookbook

Create a scrumptious feast inspired by the Wizarding World with more than 80 Harry Potter and Fantastic Beasts-themed recipes in Harry Potter Official Wizarding World Cookbook.

Tarantino

A complete guide to cult movie director Quentin Tarantino.

Every Man for Himself and God against All

Werner Herzog is the undisputed master of extreme cinema: building an opera house in the middle of the jungle; walking from Munich to Paris in the dead of winter; descending into an active volcano; living in the wilderness among grizzly bears - he has always been intrigued by the extremes of human experience.

From his early movies to his later documentaries, he has made a career out

John Derian Picture Book II

In this highly anticipated follow up to the iconic John Derian Picture Book, beloved home goods designer John Derian shares a new collection of 375 extraordinary images from his world-famous vintage art collection.

The Tennis Court

A fresh approach to a beloved sport, The Tennis Court is a photographic journey of the 200 most breathtaking tennis courts around the world.

The Romantic Minimalist

The ultimate guide to creating the perfect pared-back, romantic and soulful home.

JR: Can Art Change the World?

An inspiration for those trying to create socially engaged art and make a difference in marginalized communities. – Smithsonian Magazine The most comprehensive monograph on the enigmatic French artist – updated to include brand-new work Filled with stunning photography, this extraordinary monograph charts a range of JR’s collaborative projects executed across the globe. Created

Off: The Day the Internet Died: A Bedtime Fantasy

One day all the screens went dark--and we couldn't even post about it. We all dream about it: a life free of scrolling, tweeting, liking, faving, streaming, replying, apologizing for not replying, and other assaults on our poor, saturated brains. But what would an analog world actually look like? Chris Colin, author of What to Talk About, paints a picture that's a little Edenic and a little demen

Abandoned, 2nd Edition : America's Vanishing Landscape

In an expanded and updated edition, photographer Eric Holubow captures the melancholy, haunting beauty of decaying structures across the US. Across the United States, decaying ruins of once-thriving structures lie dormant and forgotten as time and nature leave their melancholy mark. Yet through this deterioration is an undeniable and haunting beauty, which Holubow skillfully captures. In this seco

The Art of Returnal

A hardcover art book chronicling the development of the dark science-fiction time-looping roguelike bullet hell adventure shooter!