We are incredibly saddened by the news of the death of our friend, designer John Morgan. He was hugely talented, and we had the privilege of working with John on so many of our books, most notably the Familiars series of classic novels.
For our Familiars series: Shiraz Bayjoo has produced artwork for a new edition of Treasure Island, by Robert Louis Stevenson.
Treasure Island
A survey of the memorable, playful products of Richard Loncraine and Peter Broxton: from desktop toys to liquid puzzles like the Mercury Maze with a real blob of mercury. This new volume features commentary by Loncraine & Broxton with over 150 photographs of their classic products to amuse and delight.
Loncraine Broxton: Innovations & Executive Toys 1969-1997
Written by See Red members, detailing the group’s history, the book features their brilliant screenprints from the 1970s and 1980s.
See Red Women’s Workshop: Feminist Posters 1974-1990
A visual history of photo wallets, by Annebella Pollen. Bringing together a century of photo processing envelopes in a revealing history of popular photography in the 20th century.
More Than A Snapshot: A Visual History of Photo Wallets
Light shows became the hip accompaniment to gigs and clubs in the 1970s and Wheels of Light, by Kevin Foakes, brings together some of the best artwork and designs in a beautiful new book.
Wheels of Light: Designs for British Light Shows 1970-1990
For the second book in the Irregulars series, David Clarke has selected material from the Ministry of Defence’s UFO Desk, now held at The National Archives, to present the remarkable stories behind these images, including alien craft on the A1, flying saucers over Hampstead, and a spaceship landing at a primary school.
UFO Drawings From The National Archives
A new book surveying the manuals, pamphlets, posters and ephemera from the Cold War about Britain’s readiness — or not — for nuclear attack.
Nuclear War In The UKBooks
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