With many colour illustrations and photographs, discover skills and techniques in this complete guide to fishing

For over 70 years, E.W Swanton described all the great cricket occasions, this book celebrates one of the greats

In the 21 years Alan Mills refereed at Wimbledon, he became synonymous with the tournament as strawberries and cream,

Michael chronicles his journey from struggling TV comedian to Monty Python success.

With diary entries and specially commissioned Matt cartoons through the months, jump into the passenger seat as Terry journeys through a helter-skelter year

A celebration of Murray Walker including anecdotes from friends and colleagues.

The story of one of England's greatest batsmen

Terry discusses is childhood, life with the BBC and what he really does at Eurovision, in his familiar warm and ironic style,

The son of Armenian immigrants who proved himself on the streets and then gradually climbed the ladder of success to become a singer, actor and songwriter.

Duncan Fletcher was the most successful England cricket coach of the modern era.  This book looks back over his life and career, told with his own insights and frank assessments...

An illustrated history of cricket in Wales 

Single sided, zipped cotton tote bag with internal pocket.

Cotton tote bag

Ceramic mug with cork base

A warm drink, a good book and a moment to relax

Will you take the risk and roll the dice? Don't like the outcome?  Roll again!  We won't tell anyone... Brought to you courtesy of Literary Filth 1 per pack

Double sided bookmark

I'm limiting myself to two sightings a day: I don't want to become obsessive. You know how I get.

They have been getting away with it for decades.  Now it's time for the conspiracy to be unmasked.

Two sisters on trial for murder. They accuse each other. Who do you believe?

A daughter of a convicted murder extorts men for money until she is forced to spy on a property developer by a notorious gangster.

Most acts of violence are pretty random.  But murdering someone and impaling their head on the railing outside the Royal Courts of Justice...that takes planning.

Aberdeen, 1631. University librarian Robert Sim takes receipt of a gift of books from overseas, mysterious works on alchemy and hermetics. By nightfall he has been brutally murdered.

An abandoned child. A murdered beggar. A crusader against cruelty. Start begging to die.