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For fans of @netflix's binge-worthy #LostPirateKingdom, we've actually published Captain Charles Johnson’s 'A General History of the Lives, Murders and Adventures of the Most Notorious Pirates' which is the most famous, and most influential, book about #pirates ever written...

Time for another #TattooTuesday instalment from John Miller's 'The Philosophy of Tattoos', publishing 25/03!

'The west has its own magical, or at least superstitious, tattoo traditions too, even if they don’t take us as far into the spirit world...

Well done you lot, of course ‘dawned filthy month’ was an anagram for Margot Bennett's 'The Man Who Didn't Fly'!

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For this week's instalment of #TattooTuesday, John Miller in 'The Philosophy of Tattoos' discusses the importance of reviving indigenous tattooing practises:

'Take, for instance, the indigenous tattooing of the Arctic. Tattooing has been practised in the world’s far north for...

Dorothy Evelyn Smith (1893–1969), was born in Derby, England, the daughter of a Methodist parson. She began her writing career penning short stories and articles for English magazines during the First World War in which her husband was serving.

Thereafter her short stories...

And now for the last of the published #WomenWriters titles - ‘O, The Brave Music’ by Dorothy Evelyn Smith, with a lovely review quote from @LyzzyBee_Libro.

A female narrator looks back on her childhood in a coming-of-age novel set before the First World War. Ruan is an...

Attributed with first using the term ‘stream of consciousness’ in a literary context, May Sinclair was an active contributor to both the Modernist literature and suffragist movement.

Born in Cheshire, Sinclair wrote professionally to support herself and family, with novels...

Next we have ‘The ‘Tree of Heaven’ by May Sinclair, with some review quotes from @LucyScholes, @Lureviewsbooks and @moyle3.

The Tree of Heaven follows the fortunes of the Harrison family as the children grow up in the shadow of the First World War and Dorothy’s brothers go...

Are you as excited about this one as we are!? 'Guilty Creatures: A Menagerie of Mysteries' publishes June 2021!

#CrimeClassicsQuiz 🕵️ https://t.co/39vnLCJNAo

With the publication of 'The Philosophy of Tattoos' this month, we thought we'd share some of the fantastic history of tattoos from the book... a #TattooTuesday if you will...

'In Maori mythology, tattooing emerges from the love between a chief called Mataora and Niwareka, a...