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Don’t be a Tourist in ParisThe Messy Nessy Chic GuideVanessa Grall

Vanessa Grall is a London girl who moved to Paris and never looked back. Her blog Messy Nessy Chic is described as a ‘chic cabinet of curiosities’, and it records her bohemian adventures in the city. Her eye for style, both classic and kitsch, has won her a huge, dedicated following, with over 1.5 million unique visitors per month to her website, and 400,000 subscribers on social media. In addition, Vanessa’s charisma has seen her profiled in Porter, Vogue, Condé Nast Traveller and The Daily Mail.

Don’t be a Tourist is Grall’s off-beat guide to her adopted home, in which she looks past the clichés and tourist traps, and uncovers the true heart of Paris. Join her to walk in Hemingway’s footsteps, to uncover catacomb parties, and to find the city’s most authentic dishes. With tips for visiting on a shoestring, with your parents, or with a broken heart, Don’t be a Tourist in Paris is a uniquely warm and insightful guide that affirms Audrey Hepburn’s famous statement that ‘Paris is always a good idea.’

July 2017£25 | $32Hardback, Full Colour160 x 220mm, 256pp978-1-909399-97-6Travel, Lifestyle, Culture

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Hotels of the StarsA-List Haunts and HideawaysTessa Williams

Have you ever wondered what goes on behind closed doors at the most luxurious hotels in the world? Why do stars gravitate to certain hotels and not to others? What gives these places their star quality? In a fascinating account of some of the best hotels in the world, where literary and cultural history has been made, Tessa Williams reveals the secrets of the Hotels of the Stars. Find out where such cultural heavyweights as Steinbeck, Garbo and Dali hung out, and where their modern-day counterparts like Kanye West and Naomi Campbell have rested their heads. Hotels of the Stars features more than 50 unique hotels, from Positano in Italy to New York, New York.

With a preface by Richard E. Grant.

Tessa Williams is an author and journalist who wrote for Elle, Marie Claire and Vogue, among others, before relocating to the south of France, where she wrote the very successful Cult Perfumes. Now based in Scotland, Williams divides her time between writing and working on her home fragrance range.

September 2017£35 | $45Hardback, Full Colour220 x 280mm, 192pp978-1-909399-98-3Travel, Interiors, Culture

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Appetizing DesignThe World’s Most Beautiful RestaurantsErdal Abaci & Melanie Balasopulos

We eat with our eyes first, and a strong aesthetic is crucial to a restaurant’s success. When Erdal Abaci decided to use an Instagram account to celebrate his interests in food, travel and interior design, little did he know that he was creating a phenomenon. He began with @myinterior, which now boasts over 2.3 million followers, and @myrestaurants has already amassed over 237,000. Abaci and his colleague Melanie Balasopulos ravenously collect photographs of the most stunning dining rooms in the world, and fans swoon over elegant French bistros, Australian beach diners, Manhattan rooftop tables, and eclectic Argentinian eateries. Featuring over 150 dazzling rooms, all budgets and cuisines are catered for, and every one will make your mouth water and your feet itch. Make Appetizing Design your checklist of the world’s most beautiful restaurants.

Currently based in Istanbul, Erdal Abaci has spent much of his life on the move, having lived in Switzerland, the USA, England and Hong Kong. His family worked in interior design, so throughout his travels he has kept a keen eye on international trends. He is also passionate about food, making him the perfect curator for @myrestaurants and Appetizing Design.

October 2017£22 | $28Paperback, Full Colour145 x 215mm, 288pp978-1-909399-99-0Travel, Interiors, Design, Food

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The Considered Guides are our fresh and detailed new series of city guides. Beginning with five of the world’s most desirable and inspiring destinations – Dublin, Lisbon, Milan, Amsterdam and Marrakech – each guide focuses on the elements that give these locations their distinctive flair. With striking photography, and a clean modern design, these compact but amazingly informative guides are perfect for transporting in your back pocket, while you ramble the streets investigating the insider’s checklist of the coolest eateries, chicest retail spaces, hippest bars, architectural wonders and the most important cultural institutions.

To allow you to dive headfirst into the best of each city, we contacted the people who know the place best, people who live and work in the city and are part of what makes it tick. We spoke to theatre directors, journalists, chefs, fashion designers, celebrities, and social media influencers and asked them for the names of the hottest, buzziest spots in town, along with the hidden gems they would usually reserve for close friends visiting their city. Crammed full of up-to-date recommendations, The Considered Guides are for the casual and curious traveller who likes to explore a city and all it has to offer, from the impressive landmarks to new finds that only an insider would know.

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DublinThe Considered Guide

The capital city of Ireland, Dublin is a swirling cultural hotspot, where old and new continuously collide to create an energetic city that oozes charm. Situated on the shores of Dublin Bay, at the mouth of the river Liffey, the many-faceted layers of the city’s past is evident in the diverse visual elements: Viking walls, twisting narrow laneways, elegant Georgian edifices and Celtic Tiger showstoppers. Aside from the architecture, visitors are sure to feel at home in a city known for its character and warmth of welcome.

Celebrate the life of literary icon James Joyce on Bloomsday, try a pint of Guinness at the St James’s Gate Brewery, deer-watch in Phoenix Park, and drink in the atmosphere in Temple Bar. This guide will take you down hidden alleyways, into designer treasure caves, and behind closed doors. With tips from bloggers, artists, writers and more, this book will reveal what can’t be missed in Dublin.

April 2017£9.99 | $15Paperback, Full Colour144pp, 163 x 110 mm978-1-909399-93-8Travel


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MilanThe Considered Guide

Chic, sophisticated and bold, Milan has effortlessly established itself as one of the most fashionable cities in the world. A lodestone for designers, artists, photographers and fashionistas, travellers come to experience the birthplace of top brands like Armani, Dolce & Gabbana, Versace and Prada. But Milan’s rich history gives depth to this stylish exterior, as the city’s multi-faceted past is visible in its stunning architecture, with landmarks such as the Duomo Cathedral anchoring the surrounding streets. A hard-working city, Milan is the industrial capital of Italy, but this work ethic is complemented by an unparalleled aesthetic devotion. Soak up some opera in La Scala, admire Da Vinci’s genius, and shop till you drop with exclusive tips from our stylish contributors.



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LisbonThe Considered Guide

Set among seven hills and on the brink of the Atlantic Ocean, Lisbon is a fairytale city steeped in history, culture and colour. With an eclectic blend of neighbourhoods, from the traditional Baixa district to the bohemian Bairro Alto, the city of Lisbon encourages long, meandering walks through its cobblestoned and sun-kissed streets. Filled with museums, monuments and historical artefacts, the city’s history is evident on every corner. Whether it’s a full day shopping at Centro Commercial Colombo or an escape to the beach at Guincho, our contributors have picked out the must-see sights that will help you experience the city like a true Lisboeta.

Featuring recommendations from José Avillez, Manuel Aires Mateus, Joana Vasconcelos and Vhils.


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About RoadsRoads is a contemporary creative lifestyle brand based in Dublin. Founded by businesswoman Danielle Ryan, the company is built around the cornerstones of present-day culture: independent thinking, storytelling, original design and intelligence.Roads Publishing specialises in illustrated books in the fields of art, design, culture, fashion, and travel, and this Considered Guide is a pocket-sized extension of everything that ROADS stands for:exploration, creativity, quality, and the belief that what is practical can always be beautiful.

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MarrakechThe Considered Guide

A city of sights, sounds and smells, Marrakech has long welcomed travellers into its vibrant, bustling embrace. An ancient, fortified city bordered by modern neighbourhoods, Marrakech displays its history in every wall, door, arch and building of the Medina. Dark, narrow alleyways studded with artisan shops and sprawling souks are laid out under the minaret of Koutoubia Mosque, and visitors can happily spend hours navigating this exotic maze. This guide draws back the curtain on Marrakech’s hidden secrets, and our expert contributors have selected the best food, drinks, sights and shops that will keep you entranced for the duration of your trip.



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AmsterdamThe Considered Guide

With its roots in the Middle Ages, and built upon an extraordinary maze of canals, a major feat of seventeenth-century planning and engineering, Amsterdam is a city which bustles with culture and trade. Described by locals as a big village, Amsterdam certainly packs enough into its winding streets and bridges for a city twice its size. With an artistic legacy that includes Rembrandt and Van Gogh, the city is an architectural hodgepodge of old and new, with windmills and flower markets contrasting with the neon-tinged haunts of the night-time. Whether you choose to travel by foot, bike or houseboat, the tips in this book, provided by locals, help to shine a light on the hidden secrets of this vibrant city.



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ROADS Children’s ClassicsLaunched in 2016, ROADS Children’s Classics collection is an extension of the popular designer classics range. These are stories to excite the imagination. Perfect for reading together at bedtime or for introducing confident younger readers to iconic works of fiction, ROADS Children’s Classics are books to treasure. With new illustrations by British artist Gwen Burns.

Five Children and ItE. Nesbit£8.99 | $10.99Paperback, French flaps256pp, 190 x 130mm978-1-909399-86-0

Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland Lewis Carroll£8.99 | $10.99Paperback, French flaps192pp, 190 x 130mm978-1-909399-85-3

Treasure IslandRobert Louis Stevenson£8.99 | $10.99Paperback, French flaps272pp, 190 x 130mm978-1-909399-84-6

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The Happy Prince and Other Stories Oscar Wilde£8.99 | $10.99256pp, 190 x 130mm978-1-909399-81-5

The Jungle BookRudyard Kipling£8.99 | $10.99240pp, 190 x 130mm978-1-909399-82-2

The Secret GardenFrances Hodgson Burnett£8.99 | $10.99384pp, 190 x 130mm978-1-909399-80-8

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What Maisie KnewHenry James£9.99 | $10.99Pb, French flaps320pp, 190 x 130mm978-1-909399-52-5

The Devil’s DictionaryAmbrose Bierce£9.99 | $10.99 Pb, French flaps304pp, 190 x 130mm978-1-909399-60-0, Humour

NostromoJoseph Conrad£9.99 | $10.99Pb, French flaps560pp, 190 x 130mm978-1-909399-57-0

Gulliver’s TravelsJonathan SwiftCover art by Denise Nestor £9.99 | $10.99Pb, French flaps304pp, 190 x 130mm978-1-909399-56-3

A Portrait of the Artist as a Young ManJames JoyceCover art by Maser£9.99Pb, French flaps288pp, 190 x 130mm978-1-909399-58-7

The Wonderful Wizard of OzL. Frank BaumCover art by Jon Burgerman£9.99 | $8.99Pb, French flaps160pp, 190 x 130mm978-1-909399-59-4

‘As inviting to read as they are engaging to hold’

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The King in YellowRobert W. Chambers£9.99 | $10.99Pb, French flaps272pp, 190 x 130mm978-1-909399-50-1

Venus in FursLeopold van Sacher-MasochCover photography by Jaime Johnson £9.99 | $8.99Pb, French flaps160pp, 190 x 130mm978-1-909399-55-6

EmmaJane Austen£9.99 | $10.99 Pb, French flaps528pp, 190 x 130mm978-1-909399-49-5

Great ExpectationsCharles Dickens£9.99 | $10.99Pb, French flaps592pp, 190 x 130mm978-1-909399-51-8

Fathers and SonsIvan Turgenev£9.99 | $8.99Pb, French flaps256pp, 190 x 130mm978-1-909399-54-9

WaldenHenry David Thoreau£9.99 | $10.99Pb, French flaps336pp, 190 x 130mm978-1-909399-53-2, Non-fiction

Jane EyreCharlotte Brontë£9.99 | $10.99Pb, French flaps608pp, 190 x 130mm978-1-909399-33-4

OrlandoVirginia WoolfCover art by Alice Maher£9.99Pb, French flaps256pp, 190 x 130mm978-1-909399-32-7

DraculaBram StokerCover art by Fernando Vicente£9.99 | $10.99Pb, French flaps488pp, 190 x 130mm978-1-909399-34-1

The Day of the LocustNathanael West£9.99Pb, French flaps192pp, 190 x 130mm978-1-909399-31-0

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The PrinceNiccolò Machiavelli£9.99 | $8.99Pb, French flaps144pp, 190 x 130mm978-1-909399-30-3, Non-fiction

The TrialFranz Kafka£9.99 | $8.99Pb, French flaps240pp, 190 x 130mm978-1-909399-29-7

The Good SoldierFord Madox Ford£9.99 | $8.99Pb, French flaps240pp, 190 x 130mm978-1-909399-26-6

Journey to the Centre of the EarthJules Verne£9.99 | $8.99Pb, French flaps288pp, 190 x 130mm978-1-909399-27-3

Lady Chatterley’s LoverD.H. Lawrence£9.99 | $10.99Pb, French flaps400pp, 190 x 130mm978-1-909399-28-0

Tender is the NightF. Scott Fitzgerald£9.99 Pb, French flaps432pp, 190 x 130mm978-1-909399-23-5

What is Art?Leo Tolstoy£9.99 | $10.99Pb, French flaps240pp,190 x 130mm978-1-909399-25-9, Non-fiction

The Thirty-Nine StepsJohn Buchan£9.99 | $8.99Pb, French flaps144pp, 190 x 130mm978-1-909399-24-2

The Scarlet LetterNathaniel Hawthorne£9.99 | $8.99Pb, French flaps288pp, 190 x 130mm978-1-909399-02-0

Heart of DarknessJoseph Conrad£9.99 | $8.99Pb, French flaps128pp, 190 x 130mm978-1-909399-01-3

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Lady Chatterley’s LoverD.H. Lawrence£9.99 | $10.99Pb, French flaps400pp, 190 x 130mm978-1-909399-28-0

Tender is the NightF. Scott Fitzgerald£9.99 Pb, French flaps432pp, 190 x 130mm978-1-909399-23-5

What is Art?Leo Tolstoy£9.99 | $10.99Pb, French flaps240pp,190 x 130mm978-1-909399-25-9, Non-fiction

The Thirty-Nine StepsJohn Buchan£9.99 | $8.99Pb, French flaps144pp, 190 x 130mm978-1-909399-24-2

Heart of DarknessJoseph Conrad£9.99 | $8.99Pb, French flaps128pp, 190 x 130mm978-1-909399-01-3

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Madame BovaryGustave Flaubert£9.99 | $10.99Pb, French flaps400pp, 190 x 130mm978-1-909399-08-2

The Hound of the BaskervillesArthur Conan Doyle£9.99 | $8.99Pb, French flaps208pp, 190 x 130mm978-1-909399-05-1

The Great GatsbyF. Scott Fitzgerald£9.99 Pb, French flaps176pp, 190 x 130mm978-1-909399-04-4

The Picture ofDorian GrayOscar Wilde£9.99 | $8.99Pb, French flaps270pp, 190 x 130mm978-1-909399-00-6

To the LighthouseVirginia Woolf£9.99 Pb, French flaps224pp, 190 x 130mm978-1-909399-03-7

Notes from UndergroundFyodor Dostoyevsky£9.99 | $8.99Pb, French flaps144pp, 190 x 130mm978-1-909399-09-9

Frankenstein; or, The Modern PrometheusMary Shelley£9.99 | $8.99 Pb, French flaps256pp, 190 x 130mm978-1-909399-06-8

Wuthering HeightsEmily Brontë£9.99 | $10.99 Pb, French flaps384pp, 190 x 130mm978-1-909399-07-5

Living with: Eugenia LoliEugenia Loli

Collage artist Eugenia Loli uses photography scanned from vintage magazines and science publications to create bizarre visual narratives that borrow from aspects of pop art, dada, and traditional surrealism. Born in Greece, Loli lives in California and her work appears in diverse publications such as Cosmopolitan, New Scientist and Wired. Featured in The Age of Collage (2013) and she has a devoted online following, with 146K Instagram followers and counting.

This book, with a subtle perforation along the spine, presents thirty-two original artworks that can be removed, gifted and displayed.

£11.99 | $20Paperback, Full Colour 32 removable prints, 297 x 220mm 978-1-909399-91-4Art, Collage, Gift

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Living with: Yuko ShimizuYuko Shimizu

Yuko Shimizu is an award-winning Japanese artist based in New York. Her work combines traditional Japanese design elements with vibrant, detailed flourishes. Darkly charming, these illustrations provide a gateway into a surreal world of swirling seas, intricate knotwork and stripey socks.

Living with: Yuko Shimizu is an affordable, interactive way of enjoying these imaginative works.


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‘Yuko Shimizu is a powerful artist who creates rich, sensual illustrations.’- American Illustration

Yuko Shimizu is an award-winning Japanese artist based in New York. Her work combines traditional Japanese design elements with vibrant, detailed flourishes. Darkly charming, these illustrations provide a gateway into a surreal world of swirling seas, intricate knotwork and stripey socks. This book, with a subtle perforation along

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‘…a mish-mesh of American pop and Japanese comic art that favours moody, faded greens, reds and yellows in a scaffold of Yuko’s distinctive, flowing ink drawings.’ – Digital Arts Online

Living with: Hattie StewartHattie Stewart

Young, quirky and fiercely talented, London-based Hattie Stewart is a self-styled ‘professional doodler’, an extremely modest moniker for the artist, who has worked extensively with publications and brands worldwide (including Adidas, Urban Outfitters and Marc Jacobs), and has exhibited in the UK, USA and Germany. Her striking, colourful creations are rich with humour, dark touches and deceptive complexity, and this collection of 32 of her most vibrant works is the perfect gift for lovers of art and fashion. Stewart’s art has an immediate resonance with those who encounter it, reflected in her impressive social media following, with 58K Instagram and 6K+ Twitter followers.

Living with: Hattie Stewart is an affordable, interactive and anarchic book of Pop Art for the Instagram generation.


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‘The Queen of the Doodle.’- Vogue

‘…a tour de force of Stewart’s signature marks – a unique blend of playful cartoons with a more sinister undertone – and a roadmap of her greatest influences…’ – AnOther

Living with: MydeadponyRaphaël Vicenzi

Mydeadpony, otherwise known as Raphaël Vicenzi, is a Belgian artist whose illustration and watercolour techniques are influenced by fashion, street art and graffiti.

Mixing digital media, painting and sketches, and drawing on watercolours, splotches and textures, he creates immensely detailed images that are both meticulous and ethereal.

His works have been published in Illustration Now! 3, The Beautiful, The New Age of Feminine Drawing, Digital Arts, Rockpile, Idea Design, Illusive 2, Zeixs Illustration, Fashion Wonderland and many other titles.

Vicenzi has a loyal and rapidly growing online following, with 12K Facebook likes and 65K Behance followers at present.


£11.99 | $20Paperback, Full Colour32 removable prints, 297 x 210mm978-1-909399-74-7Art, Design, Fashion, Gift

‘One of the biggest names in fashion illustration in the world.’– Abduzeedo

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Toys100 Years of Iconic ToysIntroduction by Stevanne Auerbach

From Frisbees to Frozen dolls, the evolution of the toy has been marked by innovations in design, technology and marketing, but these developments largely passed over the heads of children, who had just one thing on their minds: getting their hands on that latest must-have toy. And so nothing evokes emotion like rediscovering a cherished childhood toy.

In Toys, we have assembled more than eighty toys and games that redefined play and photographed them like the marvels of design they are. Accompanied by text on each toy’s success story, and crowned with an essay on the art of toy design by prolific writer and child development expert Stevanne ‘Dr Toy’ Auerbach, this is a warm and insightful journey into the past, featuring familiar faces and spanning the ingeniously simple to the jaw-droppingly complex.

With new photography by Irish photographer Kevin Fox.

£30 | $45Hardback, Full Colour 224pp, 245 x 194mm978-1-909399-90-7Entertainment, Nostalgia, Gift

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The Definitive Maria CallasThe Life of a Diva in Unseen PicturesEdited by Karl van Zoggel, President of the International Maria Callas Club

Maria Callas is the definition of an icon. Perhaps the most renowned and influential opera singer of all time, she is revered not just for her otherworldly voice and dramatic flair but for her passion, beauty and innate sense of style. The fire and intensity of her personal life paralleled the dramatic roles she interpreted so passionately.

Working closely with the Associazione Progetto Marzotto, the Italian arts trust who acquired the archive of Maria Callas in 2013, and Karl van Zoggel, head of the International Maria Callas Club, ROADS is delighted to present The Definitive Maria Callas: The Life of a Diva in Unseen Pictures. A lavish visual biography, the book showcases never-before-seen intimate letters, personal photographs and Callas’s private collection of recipes. A comprehensive and joyous exploration of the life and work of Maria Callas, it is the perfect book for opera aficionados and casual admirers alike.

£65 | $90Hardback, Full Colour320pp, 257 x 346mm978-1-909399-69-3Music, history, biography

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ShanghaiAn Interior Design ReferenceCasey Hall

Shanghai’s cool and eclectic aesthetic reflects its long-standing reputation for being China’s most international city. It’s tempting to focus on Shanghai’s ultra-modern, futuristic side, but looking behind these shiny exteriors reveals a nuanced and interesting visual. With stunning imagery, Shanghai; An Interior Design Reference celebrates the interplay between traditions and brings together the city’s most exceptional and inspiring interior spaces to inspire and delight the home enthusiast. Detailed images of the prominent colours and features that define the visual language make this the perfect book for helping to bring the magic of Shanghai home.

£40 | $55Hardback, Full Colour224pp, 316 x 240mm978-1-909399-87-7Interiors, Design, International

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Art InstallationsA Visual GuideForeword by Danielle Krysa, of The Jealous Curator

Art Installations: A Visual Guide explores the contentious question of what defines installation art, by presenting the reader with a visual journey through the highlights of this art form since the 1960s.

With stunning imagery, the showcased artworks include a broad and diverse range of significant, canonical and well-received examples of this medium, demonstrating the recurrent characteristics that persist in this theatrical and immersive medium.

Art Installations: A Visual Guide is for the casual and curious art lover who loves high-end books with beautiful design.

£40 | $55Hardback, Full Colour 256pp, 260 x 310mm 978-1-909399-88-4Art, Design, Culture

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HQNerve Centres of the World's Best Brands Introduction by Henrietta Thompson

A savvy CEO knows that their headquarters is an extension of their company; an opportunity to assert the business’s style, individuality, and strength in the market. HQ presents the most striking examples of strategic architecture and interiors internationally, as it investigates how the world’s leading companies project their power with their headquarters. With fifty of the world’s foremost names in banking, media, fashion, motoring, and tech, and bursting with full-colour photography, HQ contrasts heritage brands, Silicon Valley innovators and fashion moguls, who all understand the power of design when building a successful global brand.

£40 | $55Hardback, Full Colour192pp, 280 x 220mm978-1-909399-89-1Architecture, design, corporate, gift

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The Fashion Set The Art of the Fashion ShowFederico Poletti

High fashion remains the ultimate in modern luxury, but gone are the days of special previews of new collections in hushed rooms behind locked doors. In the last ten years, the fashion show has been utterly transformed, since innovators like Dries Van Noten marched models down a glamorous banquet table and Lagerfeld trooped his Fendi collection along the Great Wall of China. Social networking and digital media have redefined the value of the fashion show and international brands are now throwing down the bespoke gauntlet to one another to produce stunning, theatrical events.

Featuring set design by the creative powerhouses that realise the vision of all the leading international fashion maisons, this luxe coffee-table book is a celebration of the magic and majesty of the fashion show.

With a foreword by Colin McDowell and an essay by Diane Pernet.

Federico Poletti is a fashion journalist and curator who writes for Vogue Italia, Huffington Post and Business of Fashion.

£40 | $60Hardback, Full Colour224pp, 292 x 229mm978-1-909399-83-9Fashion, Design, Photography

‘The Fashion Set celebrates the glamorous magic and theatrical elegance of the catwalk show – and it’s a must-read for fashion fans and design devotees alike.’- Runninginheels.com

‘offers a compelling overview of recent fashion shows’- Wallpaper*

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The Creative Workplace Introduction by Rob Alderson

For those in the creative industries, a studio is more than just an office; it is a workbench, an advertisement and an aesthetic statement. These are real working environments where every detail – the layout, the lighting, the pictures on the walls and the books on the shelves – has been carefully considered toinspire. The Creative Workplace opens the doors to more thanfifty graphic design, architecture, branding and tech studiosworldwide, and asks creatives to define what their spaces sayabout them. The result is a personal look at a diverse range of interiors– striking architectural concepts, vast minimalist lofts, quirkyhome offices and up-and-coming shared spaces – all of which combine practicality and creativity under one roof. Richly illustrated with engaging, eclectic photography, The Creative Workplace is an inspiring manual for carving out your own creative corner of the world.

Rob Alderson is an arts and design writer and editor based in London. Editor-in-Chief of It’s Nice That until June 2015, he now focuses on freelance work, including pieces for BBC Culture and The Financial Times.

£25 | $40Hardback, with exposed boards224pp, 240 x 190mm978-1-909399-79-2Interiors, Graphic Design, Architecture

‘If there’s one thing to take away from The Creative Workplace – other than a debilitating case of office envy – is that unconventional is becoming the new normal.’ - Wallpaper*

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Behind the RunwayBackstage Access to Fashion’s Biggest ShowsMatt Lever

At international fashion shows, members of the audience gasp at the picture perfect, pristine beings that stroll down the catwalk clad in immaculate couture. But what comes before this moment? Behind the Runway grants us exclusive access to the backstage chaos, panic, glamour and fun that occurs before ‘First Looks’ is called.

Matt Lever has taken behind-the-scenes images at fashion shows since 1999 and has represented British Elle for the majority of this time. He is also the exclusive backstage photographer for Dolce & Gabbana at their Alta Moda fashion shows.

‘With the click of a shutter, Matt has captured a treasury of hidden fashion moments, and opened them up to the world.’- Suzy Menkes, Vogue International Editor

£30 | $40Hardback, Full Colour224pp, 292 x 229mm978-1-909399-76-1Fashion, Art, Photography

With essays by Suzy Menkes and Katie Grand, and contributions from Karl Lagerfeld, Giorgio Armani, Karlie Kloss and Michael Kors.

‘Legendary fashion photographer Matt Lever has captured the dizzying drama behind the scenes at catwalks.’ - The Guardian

‘Behind the Runway … beautifully captures the pandemonium, high tension and wacky antics that take place moments before ”First Looks” are called.’ - The Garb Wire

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100 Global MindsThe Most Daring Cross-Disciplinary Thinkers in the WorldGianluigi Ricuperati

Who are the people who are shaping the future? 100 Global Minds introduces us to the world’s most innovative and inspiring thinkers and examines the scope and range of their influence. Using a specially designed algorithm, which signals names frequently referenced outside a primary field of interest, the author has brought together people who have traversed the boundaries of disciplines to become ‘global’ thinkers. Focusing on the arts and humanities, and with original illustrations of each person, this is a reference book with a difference; it will inspire and engross you like no other.

Gianluigi Ricuperati is a prolific writer of novels and essays. He is Director of the Domus Academy, Milan, and Founder and Director of the Institute for Production of Wonder, based in Turin and London. He has written for international magazines including Volume, Domus, Abitare, Vogue and Dazed & Confused.

£40 | $60 Hardback, Full Colour224pp, 316 x 240mm978-1-909399-68-6Innovation, Reference

llustrations by David Johnson

Featuring Noam Chomsky, Douglas Coupland, Adam Curtis, Ai Weiwei, Marina Abramović, David Byrne, Martin Amis, Wes Anderson, Thomas Piketty

‘The most adventurous intellectuals, both today’s and tomorrow’s, are those who push through borders, trying, with visionary pragmatism, to move between one discipline and another without ever losing the reins of their language of origin.’ – Gianluigi Ricuperati

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If You Close Your EyesOda Jaune

Oda Jaune’s oil paintings and watercolours focus on the bodily, the collaged, the peculiar; her work continually evades the viewers’ grasp. She plays with themes of ambivalence, attraction and withdrawal. Internal organs and depictions of violence coalesce with nursing mothers and portrayals of tenderness in imaginative and occasionally gruesome ways, bringing forth unsettling yet engaging works of art.

Born in 1979 in Sofia, Bulgaria, Oda Jaune studied at the Dusseldorf Academy of Fine Arts/ Kunstakademie Düsseldorf under the painter Jörg Immendorff. In 2012 she won the Pierre Cardin Prize for painting. Oda Jaune lives and works in Paris.

£40 | $60 Hardback, Full Colour172pp, 310 x 260mm978-1-909399-39-6Fine Art

With a foreword in French and English by Catherine Millet

‘… Jaune, both in the motifs she chooses and in her refined pictorial technique, has become an expert in bringing to light the furtive shifts and condensations effected by the unconscious, that part of ourselves which is free of rationality.’– Catherine Millet

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Haute CoiffureCharlie Le Mindu

Charlie Le Mindu is an artist like no other. His medium is hair and his ascent has been rapid. Born in rural France, he spent his formative years in Berlin and then London, where his career really took off in the late ’00s, with catwalk shows and celebrities clamouring to wear his wigs, most famously Lady Gaga. Since then his work has continued to grow in scale and extravagance. His creations – painstakingly handcrafted using cutting-edge techniques – are often controversial; but at the heart of his work remains a genuine punk attitude, a wicked sense of humour, and a love of strong women. Le Mindu has a ferocious, independent imagination, untethered by trends and convention, and this, when combined with exquisite skill, precision and dexterity, makes for a true artist. Haute Coiffure celebrates Le Mindu’s work, in all its bold, tactile glory.

£45 | $70 Hardback, Full Colour 256pp, 306 x 255mm978-1-909399-64-8Fashion, Art, Photography

With an introduction by Anders Christian Madsen, Fashion Features Director, i-D Magazine, and featuring photography by Rankin, Ellen von Unwerth, Tim Walker, and more

'Le Mindu is a unique character. He’s a bit of a hairdresser, a bit of a designer, a bit of an outsider – and an insider. People might think he’s a bit of a crazy person, but his attention to detail is impeccable – that’s what sets him apart.’ – Nicola Formichetti

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Funny-HahasTed Gudlat

You are starving; you ordered a pizza two hours ago! What’s taking this guy so long? Where could it be? Rest assured, your pie is under the watchful eye of Slurpie! He delivers pizzas from his Sedan but mostly just drives around with his best friends drinking and smoking. The truth is, anything could’ve happened to that pizza…

Funny-Hahas is a collection of never-before-seen material created by the unique imagination of Ted Gudlat. Lurking behind the mundane and vulgar shenanigans of Slurpie and the gang is a rich infomercial tycoon, in cahoots with money-hungry aliens, who is planning to brainwash the town and milk them for everything they are worth (basically nothing). These foul yet hilarious creations are perfect for reading while eating cornflakes or while on the john.

£20 | $30 Paperback, Full Colour120pp, 297 x 210mm978-1-909399-41-9Humour, Comics

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SchudeRyan Schude

Schude celebrates a decade of work by the prolific LA photographer Ryan Schude, whose vast tableaux and vivid portraits encapsulate pop Americana in a way that has resonated with audiences worldwide. Schude’s work combines humour – both light and vivacious and black as night – with extreme skill and a film director’s eye.Using a heavily staged narrative approach, in conjunction with cinematic lighting, meticulously curated props and wardrobe, and often a conceptual backbone, Schude’s process involves months of planning and collaboration; the narrative of each image evolves over time, before bursting to life before the lens.

‘There’s a barely contained energy in Ryan Schude’s work, as if an electric current runs through every shot. Whether he’s photographing one person or twenty, there’s always a sense of something happening, of whimsical action about to occur.’ – The Photographic Journal

£40 | $60 Hardback, Full Colour 192pp, 280 x 305mm978-1-909399-62-4Fine Art, Photography

With a foreword by Zac Pennington (Portland Mercury, Vice, The Quietus), and an introduction by Davy Rothbart (GQ, New York Magazine, This American Life).

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Lucy WilliamsLucy Williams

Lucy Williams’s art provides a pleasing contradiction in which her subject matter – stark and brutal mid-twentieth-century Modernist architecture – is presented through mixed media bas-reliefs in which the detail, the personal and the intricate is ever-present. In this beautifully crafted book, these artworks are showcased alongside a number of period photographs of the buildings, many of which no longer exist, which served as the inspiration for the artist. The subject matter is diverse; Williams depicts apartment blocks, swimming pools and shopfronts that stand modestly unpopulated but deeply human.

The artist’s precise and intense process, involving such everyday materials as wool, gravel and cotton, brings forth works of art that are totally removed from the mundane and ordinary; they ask us to stop and marvel at their detail and beauty.

£40 | $70 Hardback, Full Colour 160pp, 289 x 240mm978-1-909399-38-9Fine Art

With essays by Laura McLean-Ferris and Sally O’Reilly

‘The minute precision is extraordinary: each iron railing, brick and leaf is individually applied and the overall effect is mesmerising.’– Wallpaper*

‘It’s a beauty of an artist’s book ’ – It’s Nice That

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ReservoirSketchbooks & Selected WorksAlice Maher

Reservoir showcases Alice Maher’s never-before-seen collection of sketchbooks and notebooks that span her entire career. These colourful, playful and evocative documents are placed alongside some of Maher’s pivotal artworks, inviting the reader to examine how the artist drew from her ‘reservoir’ of sketches, musings and ideas to form the cornerstones of her renowned artistic career, and to examine the complex relationship between inspiration and ‘finished’ pieces. Beautifully crafted and designed with a full and innovative engagement with the material, Reservoir draws from Alice Maher’s famed body of work to become a work of art in itself.

£40 | $70 Hardback, Full Colour 192pp, 235 x 165mm978-1-909399-35-8Fine Art

With a foreword by Whitney Chadwick

‘It’s a rare ability to be able to communicate equally with those interested in art and those not so interested, and is only possible because Maher is so gifted.’– The Irish Times

‘Reservoir is a visually gorgeous production that provides an intriguing glimpse into the creative thought processes of one of Ireland’s most important artists.’– Irish Arts Review

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Paparazzo: The Elio Sorci CollectionElio Sorci

The post-Fascist Italy of the early 1950s saw an explosion in international film production, and as stars flocked to Rome – followed by models, playboys and monarchs – the city was transformed. A small band of press photographers were the very first to document this ‘Hollywood on the Tiber’ phenomenon, and in doing so they revolutionised their art form forever. These men would later be dubbed the ‘paparazzi’.

Sorci’s stripped-back images depict this world just as it was, often tinged with vulgarity and essentially superficial, but thrilling, compelling and seductive. Paparazzo is the first definitive collection of his award-winning work across four decades. Each frame captures the vitality and excitement of ‘la Dolce Vita’, while revealing something of the charm, vivacity, intuition and tenacity of the man himself.

As featured in Harper’s Bazaar, Nowness, The Telegraph , New York Magazine, The Times.

£60 | $100 Hardback352pp, 340 x 240mm978-1-909399-42-6Photography, Fine Art, Film

With an introduction by Philippe Garner, Director of Christie’s

‘Raw, candid, stylish, often hilarious, & always cool’ – Quest Magazine

‘A book of high-class paparazzi photography documenting Hollywood movie stars in their ordinary, vulnerable moments’– The Irish Times

‘Sorci’s ruthless lens captured the unbridled decadence of “Hollywood on the Tiber” for all time’ – Harper’s Bazaar

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Fernando VicenteFernando Vicente

Widely known for his illustrative work, Fernando Vicente’s first book of paintings with ROADS examines vanity, man’s struggle with mortality and the ‘body as a lie’. Charting his development as a painter, this book focuses on Vicente’s four influential series ‘Anatomias’, ‘Atlas’, ‘Vanitas’ and ‘Venus’.

Fernando Vicente is an artist based in Madrid who has been exhibiting internationally since 1984. He is a frequent contributor to El País, Playboy, Gentleman and Vogue, and his work has won three Awards of Excellence from the Society for News Design.

Vicente’s cult status is growing steadily – including a surprising yet significant following among tattoo aficionados – and this book showcases his most intricate, glamorous and haunting work.

£25 | $40Paperback, Full Colour168pp, 280 x 240mm978-1-909399-37-2Fine Art

Text in English and Spanish

With a foreword by Peio H. Riaño

Striking design that incorporates flavours of the artist’s Spanish heritage

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Weekly World News Neil McGinness

Founded in 1979, the Weekly World News was an irreverent newspaper that played with sensationalist conventions in tabloid journalism. Iconic in its design and infamous in its content, it ran for twenty-eight years, and at its peak it had a circulation of 1.2 million per issue. It ceased to appear in print form in 2007, but has maintained its cult status with an online presence. (Recent startling stories include President Obama’s Executive Order to immediately begin carving his face on Mount Rushmore.)

Weekly World News is now operated by Neil McGinness, formerly of National Lampoon, and it continues to generate the best of subversive but good-natured urban legends, trash tales and satirical pop culture stories – highlighting the absurdity of today’s celebrity-obsessed tabloids. With its bold design, this book pays homage to print conventions of yesteryear, while reminding us of the important news that no one else was brave enough to report…

£20 | $30 Paperback256pp, 224 x 178mm978-1-909399-40-2Humour, Design, Pop Culture

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Museums ReflectionsForeword by Willem Jan Neutelings from Neutelings Riedijk Architects

According to Orhan Pamuk, ‘Real museums are places where Time is converted into Space.’ In this lavishly illustrated title we investigate these spaces. Since Frank Gehry created the phenomenon that is The Guggenheim in Bilbao, thus transforming the city into a popular tourist destination, there has been a boom in the investment, both creative and financial, in the architecture of museums; they showcase contemporary and experimental architecture at its best.

Fully illustrated with exterior and interior photography, Reflections: Museums encircles the globe and highlights these modern showpieces alongside the timeless splendour of their more classical predecessors. The buildings presented represent a wide range of spatial and architectural concepts, from the modest to the massive, from the subtle to the showstopping, from white cubes, to freestanding structural buildings, to lavish baroque masterpieces.

£40 | $60 Hardback, Full Colour 192pp, 330 x 250mm978-1-909399-75-4Photography, Arts,Architecture, Education

Detailed information on each building in English, Spanish, French and German

Specially designed endpapers, arranged on lines of longitude, provide the contents and index pages

The Reflections series by ROADS is a visual exploration of the spaces and buildings that mirror the cultures in which they play such a crucial part.

‘Featuring exquisite large format photography, this is a stunning homage to the architect’s trade.’ - France Today

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Government ReflectionsForeword by Ivan Harbour, Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners

‘Architecture has its political use; public buildings being the ornament of a country; it establishes a nation, draws people and commerce; makes the people love their native country.’ – Christopher Wren

What buildings better reflect our societies than those that house our governments? Government buildings are dramatic gestures of how cultures perceive themselves. More than this, they are projections of how they wish to be perceived. For centuries government buildings have been awe-inspiring landmarks – expressions of strength, of wealth, and of power. Fully illustrated with exterior and interior photography, Reflections: Government encircles the globe on a journey that places ancient empires alongside new states and contrasts palatial parliaments with modern municipal structures. The result is an absorbing celebration of the boldest architectural statements of national identity.




'Stunning' – Culture24

'Exploring the corridors of power'– Sunday Business Post

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Gardens Reflections Foreword by Andrew Grant, Director, Grant Associates

Gardens harness, enhance and revere the power of the earth; to enjoy one is to experience the most harmonious collaboration between man and nature. Each space is unique and a product of its individual climate and environment. A garden also reflects the history, culture, and architecture of the society that cultivated it. Gardens is a comprehensive visual exploration of these dynamic and engaging spaces.

With lavish illustrations, Reflections: Gardens celebrates the striking contrast and variety that exists in the world’s green spaces, from the futuristic aesthetic of Gardens by the Bay in Singapore, to the meticulously manicured lawns of Het Loo in the Netherlands, to the lush and untamed appeal of Monet’s beloved Giverny in France. Along with the most celebrated gardens in the world, Gardens explores large-scale urban interjections and elaborate conservation projects, giving fresh definition to Francis Bacon’s idea that ‘gardening is the purest of human pleasures’.

As featured in Image, Slate and The Gloss.

£40 | $70 Hardback, Full Colour 192pp, 330 x 250mm978-1-909399-44-0Photography, Arts,Gardens, Education

Detailed information on each garden in English, Spanish, French and German


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LibrariesReflectionsForeword by Bjarne Hammer, Schmidt Hammer Lassen Architects

‘Without libraries what have we? We have no past and no future.’ So said Ray Bradbury. Indeed, history as we know it begins with the invention of the library.

Reflections: Libraries is a photographic survey of how cultures around the world have responded to the impulse to protect and interact with the written word. Lavishly illustrated with stunning photography, this book invites readers into the most ornate libraries, lauded universities and innovative design works on earth; the mannerist and the ultra-modern, the opulent and the austere. As the library – and library architecture – continues to evolve at breakneck speed, Libraries captures the particular atmosphere of hushed reverence evoked by these cornerstones of society.

As featured in Vanity Fair, Slate.




‘Stunning’– The Guardian

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TheatresReflectionsForeword by Professor Pekka Salminen, Chief architect of PES-Architects

If ‘Theatre is the greatest of all art forms’, as Oscar Wilde avowed, surely it should be housed in the greatest of buildings. This book will prove that to be the case.

Reflections: Theatres brings together these spaces, from every era and from all over the world, to present an eclectic and dynamic selection of what the world has to offer its performers and its audiences. From the simple elegance of the early outdoor theatres, to the opulence of the grand European opera houses, to the futuristic innovation of the twenty-first-century structures, the world’s theatres provide a sweeping overview of historic trends in architecture. Combining spectacular photography with detailed information, Theatres shines a spotlight on some of the world’s most dramatic buildings. As featured in Slate, Wallpaper*.

£40 | $70 Hardback, Full Colour 192pp, 330 x 250mm978-1-909399-11-2Photography, Arts,Architecture



‘Spectacular’– The Sunday Telegraph

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£375 | $550Hardback256pp, 306 x 255mm978-1-909399-66-2Fashion, Art, Photography

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Haute Coiffure Special EditionCharlie Le Mindu

• Presented in a bespoke black and neon box with hinged lid and ribbon.

• Contains a limited edition Charlie Le Mindu black bobbed wig, with hidden branded condom, in a nod to the drag clubs where Le Mindu worked during his formative years.

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Schude Special EditionRyan Schude

• Presented in a bespoke box with hinged lid.• A branded folio houses two Ryan Schude

photographic prints, measuring 245 x 228mm, on Hahnemühle FineArt paper.

£150 | $250 Hardback192pp, 280 x 305 mm 978-1-909399-67-9 Fine Art, Photography

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Lucy Williams Special EditionLucy Williams

• Limited run of 100 numbered copies.• Complete with one of 100 signed and

numbered screenprints of Indoor Pool (with mural), an exclusive 10-colour screenprint by Lucy Williams.

• Presented in a bespoke Perspex slipcase with white blocking of Lucy Williams’s line drawing.

• Gold foil to spine.• Head and tail bands.

£200 | $270 Hardback160pp, 289x 240mm978-1-909399-73-0Fine Art

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Paparazzo Special EditionElio Sorci

• One of a limited run of 50 copies.• Archival quality fine art Sorci print,

presented in a custom-made printed gold envelope.

• Wax seal with embossed ‘ES’ monogram.• Handmade black and gold box with laser-

cut, hinged magnetic lid.• Black foam inlay, gold printed stock and

ribbon.

£1,000 | $1,490 Hardback352pp, 340 x 240mm978-1-909399-43-3Photography, Fine Art, Film

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Reservoir Special EditionAlice Maher

• One of a limited run of 100 copies, signed by Alice Maher.• Complete with one of 100 intaglio prints, handmade,

signed and numbered by Alice Maher.• Paper covered, blind debossed slipcase.• Gold and blue foil on cover.• Top and tail bands.

£200 | $330 Hardback192pp, 235 x 165mm978-1-909399-36-5Fine Art

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