Anger Is An Energy
John Lydon, Autobiography
Published by Simon & Schuster
Lydon has remained a compelling and dynamic figure - both as a musician, and, thanks to his outspoken, controversial, yet always heartfelt and honest statements, as a cultural commentator. He fundamentally changed the concept of music forever, not once but twice. His first complete autobiography is a fresh and mature look back on his extraordinary life so far.
Signed by the Author
£ 45
Pageant Plays for Children
E.E.Bloxam
Published by Wells Gardner, Darton & Co
Amusingly written little plays that have a serious ethical purpose running through most of them which gives a distinct educational value and raises them above the level of the ordinary adapted fairy-tale play.
1st Edition, 1912
£35
Otter Nonsense
Norton Juster & Eric Carle
Published by Faber & Faber
In this raven mad picture book you can meet a moose with a mousetache and a mouse with a moosetache, fight a crocoduel, demand eagle opportunity and take a tern for the worse.
£20
A History of Haslar Hospital
W. Tait
Published by Griffin & Co. c1906
Since 1753 The Royal Hospital Haslar in Gosport provided medical care to the service personnel of the Royal Navy, Army and RAF as well as the local population until it closed in 2009. This book by William Tait, Fleet Surgeon RN, looks at the first 150 years of its existence.
£55
A Book of Cats
Foujita
Published by Ashford Press Publishing
Twenty Drawings by Foujita with Poems in Prose by Michael Joseph. This is one of the most perceptive portrayals of feline personalities ever created.
£55