Complete Catalogue

Dresden, by Lord Berners

A newly uncovered memoir of time spent with a German family in and around Dresden at the turn of last century and during Berners’s colorful formative years. Dresden was edited with an introduction by Professor peter Dickinson.

Ed Arno's Most Wanted, by Ed Arno

”His pen dances with a restless wit upon the page and he shares with the greatest cartoonists a principle that can be reduced to five words: 'The less said the better.'”—Brendan Gill

Marcel Proust: An English Tribute, by Assorted Authors

Twenty-two essays on the master of the human heart.

Meek Americans, by Joseph Warren Beach

Americans abroad—different types in capitals and spas.

Beethoven's Nine Symphonies, by Hector Berlioz

A composer's delightfully anecdotal observations on the power of Beethoven's symphonies.

A Distant Prospect, by Lord Berners

Readers of P. G. Wodehouse and E.F. Benson and fans of Monty Python will revel in Berners's youthful entanglements.

First Childhood, by Lord Berners

“Quietly remarkable...alive with unforgotten terrors and unforgiven indignities.”—Alan Hollinghurst

The Château de Résenlieu, by Lord Berners

From his hilarious depiction of the inhabitants of a Norman château to his exquisite renderings of the countryside, Lord Berners evokes the place where he regained the freedom of childhood.

Episodes Before Thirty, by Algernon Blackwood

Amusing memoirs of the master of the horror genre set in Canada and New York at the turn of the twentieth century.

The Journal Of A Tour To Corsica, by James Boswell

Delightful and pure Boswelliana.

Letters From America, by Rupert Brooke