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The emergence of radical mass movements demanding action on the environment have, given the scale of the crisis, been a much needed sign o...

The adventures of CJ Sansom's Tudor hero Matthew Shardlake continue in Revelation . Unlike several previous books Revelation is not s...

*** Warning Spoilers *** Brian Aldiss' 1964 book Greybeard sits alongside John Wyndam's The Day of the Triffids and The Kraken W...

At the outset of World War Two Britain lacked ships capable of meeting the needs of its defence. That the navy lacked aircraft carriers an...

The early 1980s saw intense debates among scholars studying rural social history in England. This volume brings together some of the key a...

Alexandra Kollontai was one of the most fascinating and inspiring revolutionaries of the 20th century, yet today she is almost unknown. So...

You know that thing when, as a child, you wanted something so very badly that it hurt? But when you got it, it wasn't what you wanted ...

Despite being interested in astronomy for decades I have, like many other amateur astronomers, neglected my studies of the Sun. In part, a...

Children of Ruin is the sequel to Adrian Tchaikovsky's smash hit Children of Time and follows on directly from the end of that novel ...

Imagine a book that is written by a left wing scientist who is actively engaged in work with non-scientists to challenge environmental deg...

Far too many books on population are filled with fearful predictions about what will happen if the world's population continues to gro...

This unusual and highly entertaining novel begins with the hero Herra Björnsson, near bedridden and living in a garage in her eighties wit...

Industrial capitalist agriculture is not sustainable. It produces lots of food, or plants that could be food if they weren't burnt as ...

Do any sort of campaigning around environmental issues these days and it isn't long before someone tells you that the problem is simpl...

In September 1898, a British Army including units of Egyptian and Sudanese troops and numbering around 25,000 (the majority of whom were c...

"Who owns England?" is a very good question, and a surprisingly difficult one to answer. That's not to say that various peop...