This glorious book will suffer from its resistance to easy categorisation. Is it a travel book, a serious book about gems, or one of those quirky history books that proliferate on publishers’ lists? Unless presented as a rare treasure on a bookshop’s front table, it is liable to be buried in obscure corners where it will remain until plucked out for return.
Mother Land
Along the Enchanted Way: A Romanian Story
In Other Rooms, Other Wonders
The Companion to British History (Third Edition)
Night thoughts in an unhappy home
Man in the Dark
24 for 3
Machine
We Are Now Beginning our Descent
My Tango with Barbara Strozzi
Farewell to Salonika: City at the Crossroads
Shifting hearts, shifting sands
The Maytrees
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