Heddle Nash

Singing Against the Tide
by Eleanor Allen

Acclaimed by critics and adored by the public, Heddle Nash was one of the Britain's most beloved opera singers. In this fascinating biography, published by Jubilee House Press, Eleanor Allen uncovers the private life of one of the greatest artists of the inter-war years.

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Price: £14.99

The Tables of the Law


by Thomas Mann

A new translation of one Mann's best known works, with an introduction by Michael Wood. Recounting the early life of Moses Mann breathes new life into this story with his ironic and telling style.

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Price: £8.00

Eleftherios Venizelos: Greece


by Andrew Dalby

The Greek Prime Minister Eleftherios Venizelos (1864–1936) was one of the stars of the Paris Peace Conference, impressing many of the Western delegates, already possessed of a romantic view of ‘the grandeur that was Greece’, with his charm and oratorical style. He won support for his country’s territorial ambitions in Asia Minor, the ‘Great Idea’ of a revived Hellenic empire controlling the Aegean and stretching to the Black Sea.

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Price: £9.99

Palermo


by Roberto Alajmo

Palermo has emerged from its mafia days as a welcoming and enchanting Mediterranean city. Tourists flock there, but writer Roberto Alajmo is a native.

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Price: £10.99

Asian Absences

Searching for Shangri-La
by Wolfgang Buscher

Asian Absences is the contemplative and lyrical narrative of a traveller whose sensory and spiritual journey takes him from Copenhagen to Eastern Asia.

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Price: £10.39