Politics and Popular Street Art in Haiti.

The Revolutionary Life of Richard Doll.

A Polish Philosopher at Large, 1822-24.

A Cultural History.

Graham Greene's collected tablet journalism, 1936-1987, edited with an introduction by Ian Thomson.

Fiction, journalism and travel writing.

The writer, having lived in Madrid for 5 years and a correspondent for The Independent newspaper, explores the city where decorative display and lunching are often rated above industry and money-making.

A concise biography of the legendary West Indian cricketer, this book highlights the legacy Constantine left to the worlds of sport, politics and civil rights.

A Cultural History. Offers readers a cultural history to a popular tourist destination.

The author reveals the many dimensions, social and cultural, of this city where tradition and modernity interconnect.

A Cultural and Literary History. A cultural guide to London's rich social and literary history, ranging from the origins of place names and early chroniclers to Victorian cemeteries and modern landmarks. Part of the acclaimed 'Cities of the Imagination' series.

Illustrated with Baring-Gould's own drawings, this is an entertaining and eccentric insight into a world of myth and legend as well as a classic of natural and human observation.

Both an atmospheric account of 1940s Oxford and a charming 'Oriental' view of one of Briatain's best loved cities.

A Cultural History. One of Signal's new Landscapes of the Imagination series, offering much more cultural depth than conventional guide books.

Major new history of medieval Europe's most powerful religious institution and the exceptional men who ran it.

1500 Years of African and Asian Travel Writing.

A Cultural and Literary History. A second edition of a guide to Calcutta with a foreword by the novelist Anita Desai.

A Cultural History. It may not be the longest, deepest or widest river in the world but few bodies of water reveal as much about a nation's past and present, or are suggestive of its future, as England's River Thames.