Written in an accessible, non-academic way, addressing the stereotypes about the region and their roots and explaining why the notion of Eastern Europe is now obsolete and misleading

An account of a young man determined to realise his dreams regardless of his background.

There are 31 original stories about London, with contributions from Simon Armitage (Selected Poems, The White Stuff), Martin Gorst (Measuring Eternity), Ian Marchant (Parallel Lines), In Southern Waters) and John Simmons (My Sister's A Barista, Dark

The streets of London's Kentish Town follow the patterns of older settlements which in turn were shaped by the natural life of the land. The author shows how richly rewarding it is to uncover your town's past.

200 images of one of Britain's best-known areas will fascinate all who embark on this short journey into the Edwardian period of London's old city of Westminster.

Containing enough detail to satisfy scholars, and enough gossip to entertain theater fans,

Written in an accessible, non-academic way, addressing the stereotypes about the region and their roots and explaining why the notion of Eastern Europe is now obsolete and misleading

"Psychogeography" provides us with new ways of apprehending our surroundings, transforming the familiar streets of our everyday experience into something new and unexpected.

H V Morton turns his traveller's intuition and his reporter's eye for detail on the city that fascinated him since childhood.