Hunter Davies selects his 18 favourite fells from the Pictorial Guides by the great Alfred Wainwright. For the first-time visitor or walker, and a great armchair read.

Written by the author who during 1967 and 1968, spent eighteen months with the Beatles at the peak of their powers as they defined a generation and rewrote popular music. This book brings fresh insights to their legend.

The autobiography of the biggest football star of the last decade

An entertaining guide to how to collect a wide range of items - crammed with anecdotes, stories and advice gleaned from a lifetime of collecting.

The world's greatest haulier -- a rags-to-riches tale of British entrepreneurialsim.

Hunter Davies looks back at a hundred years of economising at a time when a lot of the old tips and hints are still useful today as the same sorts of problems present themselves.

When first published in 1972 this book caused great controversy - Hunter Davies was allowed into the inner sanctums of a top football team and his pen and eyes spared nothing and no-one. Now the controversies have been forgotten, and his work has turned into a classic book on British football.

A new edition of the only full-length popular biography of William Wordsworth.

The classic biography of Alfred Wainwright

A history of adoption in Britain, and the true-life tale of seventy-one-year-old triplets reunited in 2001 for the first time since their birth.

Eighteen Lakeland fells selected and introduced by Hunter Davies. More than 300 pages from Wainwright's bestselling Pictorial Guides, brilliantly revised by Chris Jesty.

Behind every ritual of every day there are figures listing the most common dreams, and the most popular names for male and female dogs. This work explores these statistics and their meanings, providing knowledge on various topics from the top 10 breakfast cereals to the things people want to do before they die.

Three Snotty Bumstead stories in one volume: Snotty Bumstead , Snotty Bumstead and the Rent-a-Mum and Snotty Bumstead - The Hostage .

From wasteground kickabouts to Italian soccer superstardom, Joe Swift sees it all. The brutality of less-talented players, the erotic attentions of women attracted to star footballers, the rapacity of smooth operators in sheepskin coats - they're all part of a frantic, roller-coaster career.

For the very first time, explore the mind that has fascinated a nation

Describes the author's extraordinary life, from growing up on a Carlisle council estate in the 1950s and his student days at Durham to his introduction to Fleet Street, his enduring obsession with football and memorabilia, and the many fascinating characters he has met.

A collection of football essays by one of Britain's foremost writers.

Behind every ritual of every day - waking up from a dream, calling the dog in, going for a drink after work - there are figures which detail the most common dreams, the most popular names for male and female dogs and the preferred after-work activities of various people.

Following 'The Fan' comes a further hilarious collection of Hunter's football columns from The New Statesman. Broadsheet and specialist reviews expected.

Much is known about the achievements of George Stephenson and of his infamous creation, the Rocket, yet little is known of the man himself. This volume is a profile of the self-taught and often testy Geordie, whose Victorian invention is now the backbone of every nation on the planet.