PB. 256 pp. 220x156. Mono.
ISBN: 9781877431661

The life of the trader, merchant and US Consul James Reddy Clendon in the Bay of Islands in early New Zealand.

Practical tools to be a more effective coach — and  cutting edge techniques that encourage your athletes to win.
Written for coaches of all sports at all levels, McGill pays tribute to coaches and their extensive range of skills they offer their athletes. This book describes the many attitudes and tools coaches need to improve both their coaching skills and the performance of their athletes, especially focusing on Skill Analysis and Instruction, as well as what to expect when working with a Coach Mentor. In short, this book is a professional resource for sports coaches and coach mentors everywhere.

PB. 496 pp. 220x156. Full colour.
ISBN: 9781877431449
LIMITED EDITION 200 numbered copies

Augustus Earle was the most widely–travelled independent professional artist of the age. Ever energetic, his paintings, sketches and lithographs stretched from the bustling centres of the Mediterranean, North and South America, Australia, South East Asia, and India; to more remote locations such as New Zealand and the almost barren island of Tristan da Cunha.
His images of Sydney and the north of New Zealand are a fascinatingly luminous insight into 19th Century societies on the cusp of radical change.
LIMITED EDITION

Invaluable Service: The secret history of New Zealand’s signals intelligence during two world wars

This book describes the secret activities of the many people and places involved with listening to, and decoding, the enemy’s signals during two world wars. Known as SIGINT for Signals Intelligence and hidden for decades, this is New Zealand’s unseen contribution. Incl. 50 pages of plates and maps. Veterans should

Tales from the Crypt: Bewitching stories from the cemeteries of West Auckland.
This splendid book of Matthew Gray's much loved column of the same name (in Auckland's Western Leader) brings together most of the already-published stories, plus loads more -- and all 75 stories in full colour. It's the gift that EVERYONE will want.

Anthony G. Flude
2nd Edition. HB/170x210P. 240 pp.
ISBN: 9781877431210
How a humble timber mill became today's Henderson in West Auckland. Starting in 1844, this is the story of the mill, its people, businesses and places. An easy read, it's a must-have reference work of both the history and the family names that contributed to the early district in West Auckland.

Paul Moon / Peter Biggs
This full colour book succinctly captures the many multi-layered threads of the tumultuous events in early New Zealand from the 1800s, the Treaty process and the establishment of early British government, through to the end of the Northland wars in early 1846. Immensely readable, this fresh, credible and mesmerising account should fascinate the reader right to the last page. It is indeed a primer to these extraordinary times.
ISBN: 9780908618187