'London: A Pilgrimage' is every bit a forgotten classic of social journalism, a frank and brutal look at the poverty stricken, gin-swilling London of the seventeenth century, written in an astute, bold and gripping style.

A BLOGGERS MANIFESTO. An expansive and intriguing interrogation of free speech in the modern world, exploring the limitations of the digital age.

A witty and insightful look at American society in the early twentieth century.

A masterpiece of early twentieth-century social journalism, a quirky, engaging and witty look at London's criminal and social underworld of 1912. The author also considers the social problems that were faced by women, the disabled and the unemployed.

A collection of compelling retellings of the partition along the Bengal borderland.

Full title: 'America, Through the Spectacles of an Oriental Diplomat'. A frank and revealing insight into the idiosyncrasies of American life during the early twentieth century, from the perspective of a curious outsider. A unique book that reveals the complex relationship between America and the Orient, the political ramifications of which would be felt throughout the century. A fascinating book

A fascinating and witty travel guide from 1842, revealing the pulsating heart of the enchanting city. A rare and enlightening opportunity to revisit a great city otherwise lost to time. This fascinating book informs today's reader with a real sense of both how little things have changed in the intervening century and a half.

Bonanza or Curse. An economics book about the Russian oil and natural gas industry and its role in the Russian economy.

Interviews with Directors from Classical Hollywood to Contemporary Iran.