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A photographic study of Sweden inspired and informed by Stieg Larsson's Millennium novels. Tattoos Hornets Fire takes those readers on a visual tour of the intriguing country, through the lens of two photographers famous for their work on both documentary and still-life, and who are also aficionados of Sweden.

Lucy Main Tweet had two major influences in life: extensive experience in the fashion industry and her childhood memories when she first learned to knit. Knitlogie is one of the only books that focuses primarily on monogramming.

This comprehensive volume of images honours Douglas Kirkland, the talented photographer who has been such an integral leading force in contemporary culture and photograph.

Represents a true photographic pioneer; Birk's medium is inventive and predates the contrived nostalgia of contemporary apps and filters. This innovative collection of images is a standout in the travel photography genre.

The mid-1970s was a time when the death of glam and the birth of punk rock collided in a celebration of glitter and grunge, and Zone had a front-row seat to it all. In this incredible photo memoir, Zone shares personal images that have never been released to the public alongside memories of the era.

Experience the joy of decor and design, restoration and rebirth, colour and comfort - all in the enchanting locale of Louisiana. A New Orleans-based interior designer, Valorie Hart expertly leads a private tour of the most fashionable homes in the state.

Fans of improvisation and celebrities will delight in this collection of actors improvising clever scenarios. Acclaimed photographer Howard Schatz created this collection of images in part for his monthly feature in Vanity Fair.

Photography by acclaimed photographer Michael Clinton. Global Snaps is first volume in his acclaimed Global series, featuring the design and architectural vestiges that make each of the countries he has visited distinct and memorable.

21st Century Palace offers a dazzling virtual tour of one exceptional residence, the most expensive home in Israel, illustrating the intricate layerings of history and the modernity that embody the uniqueness of the Holy City through Bradfield's expert design.

In Andrew Geller: Deconstructed, Jake Gorst celebrates the life and work of his grandfather, bringing together two-decades worth of interviews, both formal and informal, as well as many artefacts and treasures culled from Geller's vast personal collection of drawings and photographs.

In The Private Lives of the Sun Signs, Merlin presents in-depth analyses of each of the twelve zodiac signs - from Aries to Pisces - illustrating their unique characteristics with astonishing accuracy.

New York artist Stephen Posen photographs the everyday world with a painter's eye, capturing compositions that often blur the lines between realism and abstraction. The 174 images compiled in his first book of photographs, Ellipsis: Dual Visions, represent a broad range of locations and subjects.

In this exquisite collection of fine art photography, Brad Oliphant presents a distinctive new body of work - pairs of flower images transformed through the process of solarisation.

Part of a delightful series of children's books following the adventurous escapades of Henley, a Japanese chin.

With foreword by Judith Thurman, the life of Coco Chanel is the focus of the photographer Douglas Kirkland.

The first book by the celebrated style duo, Sistah of Harlem, T-shirt Makeovers reveals their fashion secrets in a step-by-step format that will make turning any t-shirt in your closet into a fashion find.