Pan Macmillan

Science comes alive in this engaging and exciting STEM series.

Beautifully illustrated stories of lighthouses and their guardians which transport the reader to the some of the most remote places on earth.

A hauntingly original book about Tokyo and the Japanese relationship to time, memory and history, seen through the eyes of an outsider, searching for the past that underlies the city's arrestingly visible present.

A tie-in to the acclaimed BBC television series.

Olivia Laing, prize-winning, bestselling author of The Lonely City and Crudo, returns with a career-spanning collection of essays on the power of art in times of crisis.

Buildings are driven by human emotions and desires: hope, power, money, sex, and the idea of home.

The long-awaited new edition of this prestigious and definitive encyclopaedia

`A political book in the best sense - helping us to imagine a better world, reminding us that ideas shape how we live and plotting a better future for London . . . full of intriguing facts, always beautifully written . . . Rowan Moore should be Mayor' Alain De Botton

'An epic work of reportage' Guardian