Flint Books publishes books that spark debate, conversation, joy and change in our world.
We explore the big questions about what it means to be human: how we work, live and love; what the future means for people and the planet; and why it all matters in the first place.
Our authors are at the heart of all we do, and we love working with brilliant brains from across the world who we hope will spark new conversations and ideas for you.
Joanna Moncrieff
January 2025 NEW £22.00 9781803996790 Hardback
234 x 156mm, 224 pages World Rights
Joanna Moncrieff is Professor of Critical and Social Psychiatry at University College London, consultant psychiatrist for the NHS. In 2022 she was the lead author of a landmark study into the theory of serotonin and depression. She is a founder member and co-chairperson of the Critical Psychiatry Network, an influential network of psychiatrists and other doctors....
‘… essential reading from one of the most important voices in the psychiatry.’
– CHRIS VAN TULLEKEN
For decades now the public has been told that depression is caused by a chemical imbalance and that antidepressants work by targeting this mechanism. Millions of people have decided to take antidepressants based on this information.
Chemically Imbalanced tells the story of a scientific myth and its consequences. It traces the history of the serotonin theory of depression from its development in the 1960s, through its inculcation into popular culture in the 1990s, to the recent revelations unsupported by evidence. The story illustrates the power of human interests to shape what passes as scientific knowledge, and provides people with essential information about depression and antidepressants they will not readily find elsewhere. Above all else, this is an invitation to better understand and advocate for our mental health.
‘… debunks one of the greatest misperceptions besetting current medical practice’ – GABOR MATÉ
'This is the most important health book written in recent decades.'
– JAMES DAVIES
March 2025 NEW
£15.99 9781803994987 Hardback
216 × 138mm, 240 pages World Rights
Matt Buttrick is Head of Creative Strategy at the UK’s largest independent media agency. He has worked with food companies from around the world to understand what food makes us tick - what stimulates the mind, makes the heart beat faster and entices the taste buds. The insights and experiences he’s collected along the way form the backbone of his first book.
A narrative dinner party offering a smorgasbord of stories, anecdotes and insights.
We live in an era where food has become a national pastime and cultural obsession - it’s difficult to think of a time when our love affair with food has ever been stronger, or our appetite hungrier.
Choice is everywhere, from petrol stations and corner shops to food delivery services and on demand apps. But what is really influencing us at these moments?
Moreish lifts the lid on the hidden secrets behind what we choose to eat – and why. Explore the influence of words in menu construction alongside the power of comfort food, why the first bite is not always with the eyes and how the worlds of sex, symbolism and animal instinct are simmering just beneath the surface in all of us.
Along the way we chew the fat with a range of food insiders, including restaurant owners, food tasters, packaging designers, psychologists, advertising agencies, film makers and food entrepreneurs. There are plenty of courses. Let’s spill some beans.
April 2025 NEW
£18.99 9781803997674 Hardback
216 × 138m, 224 pages World Rights
João Vale de Almeida is the EU’s former ambassador to the United States, UN and the UK. As one of the world’s foremost diplomats, he has had a front row seat in international relations over the past two decades. A visiting fellow at both Cambridge and Columbia Universities, he is a highly experienced public speaker who appears regularly on the BBC, Sky News, ITV and Channel 4.
An exclusive seat at the table of international power.
Today, we are living in what is arguably the most dangerous geopolitical situations of modern time. Outlining key moments over the last quarter century, this vital book represents the personal testimony of one of the world’s foremost diplomats. His experiences enable us to trace of how countries – and indeed the world – have been sleepwalking towards the 'Divorce of Nations’ and the steps we can take to fix it.
João Vale de Almeida has met every consequential leader in the world during the time since the turn of the new millennium. His insightful account presents a personal view of global events, projecting them into the current international context, and of the main actors involved. Based on contemporary notes and further reflections, it contributes to our understanding of a highly charged and eventful period.
As we progress further into the twentyfirst century, The Divorce of Nations guides us in moving forward with better awareness and understanding of the volatile and fragmented global scene in which we find ourselves.
Kevin Parr
September 2025 NEW £15.99 9781803998381 Hardback
216 × 138m, 256 pages World Rights
Kevin Parr is a Dorset-based writer, fisherman and naturalist. He is the author of the critically acclaimed Rivers Run (2016), which was longlisted for the inaugural Richard Jefferies Prize for Nature Writing. He is a monthly columnist for BBC Countryfile Magazine, the angling correspondent for The Idler magazine and has written for the Daily Telegraph and Independent
A lyrical and informative look at Britain’s non-native species from the acclaimed author of The Quiet Moon.
Most people have no idea that we have scorpions, Aesculapian snakes, eagle owls, wallabies and many more unusual non-native species living and breeding in the British Isles.
In An Unnatural History of Britain nature writer Kevin Parr travels the length and breadth of the country seeking out these rare creatures and exploring the myths and folklore which have emerged around them along the way.
‘Kevin Parr stands among the finest natural history writers of our generation.’ – WILL MILLARD, BBC presenter and author of The Old Man and the Sand Eel
Kevin Parr
August 2024
£9.99
9781803996608
Paperback
198 x 129mm, 256 pages
World Rights
Kevin Parr is a Dorset-based writer, fisherman and naturalist. He is the author of the critically acclaimed Rivers Run (2016), which was longlisted for the inaugural Richard Jefferies Prize for Nature Writing. He is a monthly columnist for BBC Countryfile Magazine, the angling correspondent for The Idler magazine and has written for the Daily Telegraph and Independent
A lyrical exploration of mental health and nature, set to the phases of the moon.
The ancient Celts lived by and worshipped the moon. In a quest to find a more harmonious way of being, Kevin Parr discovers how a year of moons has much to teach us about how we live within the world that surrounds us.
January’s Quiet Moon reflects an air of melancholy; it is the time of the Dark Days for the ancient Celts, when the natural world balances on the edge of a knife. By May, the Bright Moon brings happiness, time slows and the mood lifts. Mayflies cloud and elderflowers cascade. With the descent into winter comes the sadness of December’s Cold Moon. Yet it is the Blue Moon that surprises Kevin most as stoat packs charge, buzzards grapple and salmon leap. While modern, digital life is often at odds with nature, rubbing against it rather than working in harmony with it, Kevin explores how being more in tune to the rhythms of the world around us, even in the cold and dark, can help ease the suffering mind.
‘… for anyone seeking a roadmap for resilience in uncertain times.’
– DAN KIERAN, author
of The Idle Traveller
September 2024 NEW
£22.00 9781803994352 Hardback
234 x 156mm, 272 pages
UK & Commonwealth Rights, excluding Canada
Amanda Becker has worked as a journalist for 15 years, cutting her teeth covering politics for Reuters and The Washington Post. She now works for The 19th – an independent non-profit specialising in gender, politics and policy – focusing on character-driven political features that centre marginalised voices.
The inspiring, on-the-ground story of the rising grassroots leaders in the abortion rights movement in the pivotal first year after Dobbs.
When the Supreme Court decided Dobbs v. Jackson Women's Health Organization – overturning the constitutional right to abortion care – the country was thrown into chaos. Abortion providers and their patients faced sudden closures, new restrictions, and rapidly changing rules as nearly half of the states moved quickly to ban or severely curtail abortion access. Against this backdrop, an army of health care providers, lawyers, activists and everyday people mobilized to protect what a majority of Americans want: legal abortion.
In You Must Stand Up, Nieman Fellow Amanda Becker provides a real-time portrait of the creative resistance that unfolded in America's first year without the protections of Roe v. Wade. At a moment when healthcare access shifts daily, new legal battles are argued before partisan courts, and state constitutions are re-interpreted or amended, Becker traces the story of the people rising to meet these new challenges and ultimately shows how outrage can beget hope, and give rise to a new movement.
August 2024 NEW
£20.00 9781803996189 Hardback
234 x 156mm, 256 pages
World English Rights
Jake Donoghue co-founded the UK’s foremost crypto marketing agency, working with the biggest names in the business. A frequent key-note speaker on the conference circuit, he has also written for major publications such as The Times and the FT Crypto Confidential presents his scandalous insider’s account of the world’s most volatile asset class.
The financial world collides with scandal and crime in the dark underbelly of cryptocurrency.
Crypto Confidential tells the salacious story of the industry everyone is talking about right now. In doing so, it sheds light on some of the most scandalous financial crimes of the twenty-first century. From billion-dollar fraud cases to international money laundering cartels, political bribery and even faked deaths, it lifts the lid on the intricate and immense web of malpractice that crypto founders spin to trap ordinary investors.
Written by a prominent and wellconnected insider, Crypto Confidential provides a first-hand account of how the industry truly operates, and how every aspect is engineered for one purpose: to make vast amounts of fast money for those on the inside, by any means necessary.
'A lively and dramatic account of greed, corruption, and scandal that will captivate you from start to finish.'
– FRANK W. ABAGNALE, subject of Catch Me If You Can
'Everything you feared was true about crypto and much worse are laid bare in this gripping and infuriating insider account... Funny, illuminating and beautifully written.' – LIAM VAUGHAN, author of Flash Crash
Hanna Harms, translated by Ruth Ahmedzai Kemp
March 2024 NEW
£17.99 9781803995311 Hardback
234 x 156mm, 112 pages World English Rights
A graphic novel that inspires not only reflection but also action.
Includes a foreword by Sarah Wyndham Lewis, ecologist, honey expert and bestselling author of Planting for Honeybees. We could live in a paradise where insects, especially bees, pollinate fragrant oceans of flowers whose fruits we harvest. Instead, gravel fields are now displacing flower gardens and agriculture is characterised by monocultures. Pesticides and climate change are also causing insect mortality - with dramatic consequences for the global ecosystem. Honey is just one of the many foodstuffs that will no longer be available to us.
Hanna Harms is an illustrator and comic book author. She is co-editor and author of the comiczine ‘Sonder’ and her project ‘Milch ohne Honig’ was awarded the Ginco Award for ‘Best Non-Fiction Comic’ in 2020.
Ruth Ahmedzai Kemp translates fiction and non-fiction into English from Arabic, German and Russian. Four of Ruth’s translations have won PEN Translates awards, and her translations of Ulrich Raulff’s Farewell to the Horse was the Sunday Times History Book of the Year, 2017.
Sept 2024 NEW IN PAPERBACK
£17.99 9781803996349
Paperback
234 x 156mm, 352 pages World English Rights
Andy Verity is the award-winning economics correspondent for BBC News, covering finance and business. He can currently be heard on the Today programme, Radio Four’s six o’clock news and the BBC News TV channel reporting the worst economic crisis in 300 years caused by the pandemic.
As featured in The Times, Daily Mail, BBC, Bloomberg, New Statesman, Private Eye & more …
Rigged exposes a cover-up at the highest level on both sides of the Atlantic, upending the official story of the biggest scandal since the global financial crisis. Banks’ health is judged by an interest rate called Libor, which is heading skywards. To save themselves from collapse, nationalisation and loss of bonuses, banks instruct traders to manipulate Libor down – a criminal practice known as lowballing. Outraged, traders turn whistleblowers, alerting the authorities.
As Rigged reveals, their instructions come first from top bosses – then from central banks and governments. When the scandal explodes into the news, prosecutors allow banks to cover up evidence and point instead to thirty-seven traders. In nine trials from 2015 to 2019, nineteen are convicted and sentenced.
Rigged exclusively shows why all the defendants are innocent, and how any real culprits go unpunished.
Dr Pedro Gomes
May 2024
£12.99
9781803996615
Paperback
198 x 129mm, 288 pages
UK & Commonwealth Rights
Pedro Gomes is Reader in Economics at Birkbeck, University of London. He studied for his BSC in Economics in his home town of Lisbon and received his PhD from LSE in 2010. A leading researcher on public sector employment, his work has influenced policy makers globally. He lives in London.
A groundbreaking book on how and why the status quo of the five-day week must change.
Friday is the New Saturday makes a compelling, provocative and timely case for societal change. Drawing on an eclectic range of economic theory, history and data, Dr Pedro Gomes argues that a four-day working week will bring about a powerful economic renewal for the benefit of all society. It will stimulate demand, productivity, innovation and wages, whilst reducing unemployment and crushing populist movements. The arguments come from both the left and right of the political spectrum to show that a polarised society can still find common ground.
In the 1800s, people in the West worked six days each week, resting on Sundays. In the 1900s, firms began to give workers Saturdays off as well, realising that a two-day weekend helped the economy.
In the 2000s, Friday will become the new Saturday, and we will never look back.
‘… a compelling approach to the topic.’
– FINANCIAL
‘[This] book should be on the bookshelves of every socially curious reader.’
– PIETRO GARIBALDI
£12.99
9781803996523
Paperback
198 x 129mm, 304 pages World Rights, Chinese complex, Turkish and Japanese rights sold
Jess Baker is a Chartered Psychologist. She started her career in clinical and research psychology in the NHS, and later moved into leadership roles in the corporate sector and consulting. She is an expert in wellbeing at work and speaks to large conference audiences on this topic. Rod Vincent is a Chartered Occupational Psychologist and an Associate Fellow of the British Psychological Society.
A response to the urgent and growing need to change the way we think about the role of helping in society.
Super-Helpers are the backbone of the caring professions, but they can also be found in offices, restaurants, charities, gyms and many other walks of life. All of us at some point will experience what it is like to care for a loved one. What SuperHelpers have in common is that they put endless effort into caring for other people. However, all too often they fall prey to a compulsion to help beyond their capacity and are frequently taken for granted. The increasing tensions of the last few years highlight how much we need people who care. The current health crisis has drawn even more attention to helpers with louder calls for fair pay and support. But it is not enough. Helpers are overstretched and suffering. It’s time to help the helpers. Psychologist and researcher Jess Baker has worked extensively with Super-Helpers and has learnt what motivates them and what holds them back. She gives you the tools you need to care in a healthy way.
Coverage in The Telegraph, Stylist, Metro, Fabulous (The Sun) and BACP Healthcare Journal.
‘This book is a powerful catalyst in showing helpers how to help themselves.’ – SUZY READING, author of The Self-Care Revolution
Toby Walsh
November 2023
£22.99
9781803994598
Hardback
234 x 156mm, 248 pages
World English Rights, excluding Aus/NZ; Audio rights sold
Toby Walsh is one of the world’s leading researchers in AI and is a Professor of Artificial Intelligence at the University of New South Wales. He has been elected a fellow of the Association for the Advancement of AI and has won the prestigious Humboldt research award. He regularly appears on the BBC and writes for global national press.
The brave new world of faking it …
Artificial intelligence is, as the name suggests, artificial and fundamentally different to human intelligence. Yet often the goal of AI is to fake human intelligence. This deceit has been there from the very beginning. We’ve been trying to fake it since Alan Turing answered the question ‘Can machines think?’ by proposing that machines pretend to be humans.
Now we are starting to build AI that truly deceives us. Powerful AIs such as ChatGPT can convince us they are intelligent and blur the distinction between what is real and what is simulated. In reality, they lack true understanding, sentience and common sense. But this doesn’t mean they can’t change the world.
Can AI systems ever be creative? Can they be moral? What can we do to ensure they are not harmful? In this fun and fascinating book, Professor Toby Walsh explores the ways AI fakes it, and what this means for humanity – now and in the future.
Helen Rowe
September 2023
£18.99
9781803992471
Hardback
216 x 138mm, 264 pages
World Rights
Helen Rowe has dedicated her professional life to tackling some of the big issues that have faced this country, from counterterrorism to tackling deprivation. Her work has taken her from Whitehall to drop-in shelters. She has witnessed the reality of poverty in this country first-hand and her passionate, pragmatic approach sits at the heart of her plan to eradicate it.
Can we really end poverty in Britain? Helen Rowe argues that we can.
In this groundbreaking book, Helen Rowe brings together the latest research with stories from across Britain to show us that ending poverty in the twenty-first century is possible. She describes the effects of deprivation on British society, our institutions, communities, families and individuals – down to their very DNA.
By using a combination of compassion, focus and a plan, Rowe describes how we can end poverty in five years, without raising taxes. Her radical ideas are grounded in practical realities, as she reveals how an ordinary process can yield extraordinary results.
This book has huge ramifications for Britain and every developed nation globally. It will force governments to face an issue which has been ignored for too long. After Covid-19, Brexit, war, austerity and the global financial crash, Britain deserves a more positive future. How do we create it? This book has the answers.
‘If you’ve ever wondered, like I have, how the government of a wealthy country such as ours, has so badly served its population in terms of mental health provision and the growing index of social ills from poverty to care of the elderly, Helen Rowe provides a wealth of new ideas to begin to mend us.’ – JO BRAND
The Kyiv Independent
February 2023
£16.99
9781803993249
Paperback
234 x 156mm, 368 pages
UK & Commonwealth Rights, excluding Canada
The Kyiv Independent is an Englishlanguage Ukrainian media outlet set up by journalists who were fired from The Kyiv Post for defending editorial independence. The Kyiv Independent has been described by Barack Obama as a Ukrainian media ‘that helps to make a difference’.
How does a newsroom, made up of young journalists, find itself in a war zone overnight?
One member of The Kyiv Independent’s young editorial staff was covering the business world in Ukraine, another was reporting on entertainment, while a third was dealing with geopolitics, when the Russian army crossed the border. They made the choice to stay: to face head-on the uncertainty of living and working in an active war zone. The power cuts, threat to life, trips to shelters, lethal attacks –despite it all, they keep informing.
In War Diary of the Ukrainian Resistance, they share their work on the war that is ravaging their country. Combining articles published during the conflict with personal accounts, they give us an unprecedented inside look at the reality of the Russian invasion and its consequences.
‘Every page contains stories ... of ordinary people in extraordinary times. There are horrors here, but there is also love, compassion and a steady drumbeat of determination to stay alive and to keep other people alive.’
– THE OBSERVER
Matt O’Neill
Hacks to help you thrive in a rapidly changing world.
From technological advancements to cultural shifts, the coming years will bring unprecedented transformations that will shape our lives in unimaginable ways. This book is your essential guide to understanding these changes and adapting to them with optimism and confidence. With expert insights into the latest trends in work, leadership and technology, Future Hackers will help you navigate the road to 2030 and beyond.
Andy Dobson
This book is about evolution, but not its greatest hits...
Packed with anecdotes and curious facts, Flaws of Nature explores everything in the animal kingdom that is self-defeating, illmade, uneconomical, or downright weird – and explains how natural selection has favoured it. With equal parts humour and scientific insight, Andy Dobson is here to explain the how and why of evolution’s greatest mistakes.
May 2023 £12.99
9781803991108
Paperback
153 x 200mm, 160 pages
World Rights
April 2023
£16.99
9781803990170
Hardback
216 x 138mm, 272 pages UK & Commonwealth Rights, excluding Canada
Dr Rosalind Savage MBE
A radical new way of looking at the future of human civilisation
The Ocean in a Drop follows the quest of Roz Savage, a frustrated environmentalist and ocean adventurer, to find out why her own endeavours and the environmental movement more generally have failed to achieve change at the necessary scope, scale and speed.
‘Candid, thought-provoking and visionary.’ – CLARE BALDING
Helen Coffey
Brimming with tips and ideas for swapping the middle seat for the open road.
Part climate-change investigation, part travel memoir, Zero Altitude follows Helen Coffey as she journeys as far as she can in the course of her job as a top travel journalist – all without getting on a single flight. Between trips by train, car, boat and bike, she meets climate experts and activists at the forefront of the burgeoning flight-free movement and shares tips to kick-start your own low-carbon adventures.
November 2022 £20.00
9780750999694
Hardback
234 x 156mm, 320 pages
World English Rights
May 2022 £16.99
9780750995726
Hardback
216 x 138mm, 288 pages
UK & Commonwealth Rights
‘… a provocative guide to the future’ – FINANCIAL TIMES
Professor Toby Walsh, a world-leading researcher in the field of AI, explores the ethical considerations and unexpected consequences: Can AI be racist? Can robots have rights? What happens if a self-driving car kills someone? Machines Behaving Badly is a thought-provoking look at the increasing human reliance on robotics and the decisions that need to be made now to ensure the future of AI is a force for good, not evil.
‘… an innovative wake-up call for action’ – CHRISTIANA FIGUERES
The fate of the world’s coasts rests on a knife edge as global warming melts ice sheets and glaciers from the Alps to the Andes. Alister Doyle tracks the thaw that threatens life as we know it, shining a light on the most vulnerable people at the shoreline. The choices we make now will determine whether oceans rise by 1 metre by 2100 or whether we can save our coastal communities. The time for action is now.
May 2022 £20.00
9780750999366
Hardback
234 x 156mm, 288 pages World English Rights, excluding Aus/NZ
October 2021 £20.00
9780750997843
Hardback
234 x 156mm, 256 pages World Rights
Claire Bradbury
How do we create the happy city of tomorrow?
Over 4.2 billion people live in cities worldwide. By 2050, 68% of the world’s population will live in cities, making them vital to creating the future we all want. International sustainability and wellbeing advocate Claire Bradbury explores what we need to do to fall back in love with the city and revitalise our urban homes.
‘... passionately argues for greener urban planning.’ – BEAST Magazine
Dipti Tait
Grief doesn’t just occur when someone dies – it is the stuff of life.
Loss can often threaten to overwhelm us, but – when managed well – it can help mould us into our most powerful selves. In this surprisingly uplifting book, acclaimed grief therapist Dipti Tait draws on her own professional and personal experiences, her clients’ stories and the neuroscience behind our emotions to redefine grief for our fast-paced lives and this sometimes alarming yet wonderful world we live in.
‘… it will transform you.’
– PENNY POWER OBE
October 2021 £20.00
9780750996020
Hardback
234 x 156mm, 256 pages
World Rights
October 2021 £18.99
9780750994644
Hardback
234 x 156mm, 224 pages World Rights, Turkish rights sold
Mauro F. Guillén
The world is changing drastically before our eyes – will you be prepared for what comes next?
2030 is a groundbreaking analysis by one of the world’s foremost experts on global trends – from the shifting nature of retirement to the emergence of a new middle class, the rise of women as entrepreneurs and the end of modern banking. This essential guide to the future ends with insight into how COVID-19 will amplify and accelerate each of these changes.
October 2021 £12.99
9780750998024
Paperback
198 x 129mm, 354 pages UK & Commonwealth Rights, excluding Canada
Susan Denham Wade
Can our eyes keep up with technology in the twenty-first century? Have we gone as far as the eye can see?
Jam-packed with fascinating stories, facts and insights and impeccably researched, A History of Seeing in Eleven Inventions investigates the story of seeing from the evolution of eyes 500 million years ago to the present day. Time after time, it reveals, inventions that changed how people saw the world ended up changing it altogether.
‘A remarkable achievement.’
– STEPHEN FRY
August 2021 £12.99
9780750997164
Paperback
216 x 138mm, 432 pages World Rights, excluding Chinese simplified, Russian
Polly Higgins
‘… we are sowing the seeds of greatness for countless generations to come. That is the Great Work of our times.’
Dare To Be Great is both a playful, inspirational conversation and a heartfelt call, daring each one of us and our societies to become truly great. Celebrated Earth lawyer Polly Higgins was a luminary in the environmental justice movement as she worked to Stop Ecocide across the globe. This book shares insights from her own remarkable journey, inspiring us to step into our greatness and align with our unique purpose in service of a better world.
April 2020 £9.99
9780750994101
Paperback
198 x 129mm, 192 pages World Rights
Edited by Caroline Harris
‘Please read this book. It will save your sanity.’ – KIRSTY WARK FRSE
The reality of the menopause experience is so diverse and deserves to be heard. With an astounding range of perspectives across 21 chapters, M-Boldened covers stories from harrowing experiences of surgical menopause, the impact on relationships and hormonal realities of transitioning, to revelations of shocking neglect in the UK criminal justice system and compelling chapters on menopause as a time of activism, rage, transformation and realising your own power.
October 2020 £20.00
9780750994064
Hardback
234 x 156mm, 288 pages World Rights
James Adonis
An ‘anti-self-help’ book that speaks to our need to cut through all the bullsh*t of modern life.
Stop Believing Bullsh*t offers sense in place of the sparkling nonsense that permeates the inspiration industry. It exposes the unrealistic clichés and misleading mantras that frequently just make you feel bad, replacing them with evidence-based insights that are no less motivating, but are credible, reliable and, most importantly, scientifically tested. A reality check like no other, Stop Believing Bullsh*t is among the most refreshing, liberating and surprisingly comforting books you’ll read this year.
January 2021 £9.99
9780750994972
Paperback
198 x 129mm, 192 pages UK & Commonwealth Rights, excluding Aus/NZ/Can
Profanity Embroidery Group
Swearing is good for you
Stitching is good for you It’s win f*cking win.
Once upon a time in the quiet coastal town of Whitstable, previously known for oysters and fingering, a bunch of unknown stitchers came together to sew, drink and swear. We bring you the highlights and lowlifes of the Profanity Embroidery Group, inspired by Mrs Winchester who found a positive outlet for her frustrated negative energy. Beautiful stitching for a world that is fucked.
November 2020 £9.99
9780750996051
Paperback with flaps
190 x 168mm, 96 pages 50 colour Illustrations World Rights
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