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ARTHUR FRANCE is someone that the establishment would prefer to keep hidden from British history. But he has made history, and this book explains how and why. He was born and raised on the Caribbean …

This tribute to Joe Solomon (1930-), now the oldest West Indies Test cricketer, celebrates the career ‘and its context’ of this reliable lower middle order batsman on his 92nd birthday. Solomon is …

In J. L. Torres’s second story collection Migrations, the inaugural winner of the Tomas Rivera Book Prize, a "sucio" goes to an underground clinic for therapy to end his machista ways and …

A brilliantly honest, funny and insightful account of a Buddhist life, work and family. For Satyadasa the Buddhist path has been fulfilling and often joyous, but also full of doubts and obstacles. …

Jayne A. Quan writes with honesty and humour about key moments in their life and transition. With lyric insight and quiet clarity, Quan navigates the intersection of loss, grief, memory and the power …

He changed his name many times, deceived everyone he met, distanced himself from his parents and reinvented himself as an Irish baron. This is ‘Faking It’, the astonishing true story of author Mandy …

‘A sparkling book… a joy to read’ – Peter Frankopan, Professor of Global History at Oxford University and author of The Silk Roads"You’re good at languages. That means you go into the …

‘Next Time, Bring a Bigger Knife’ is an engaging, highly entertaining and often very funny memoir in which the writer takes us from his inner-city poverty in England to qualifying as a solicitor in …