In a recent pole the robotic Kryten was noted by viewers as their favourite of the four main characters in "Red Dwarf". In this book actor and alternative comedian Robert Llewellyn, who plays the part in the series, tells the inside story of life as Kryten.

The Man in the Rubber Mask

Robert Llewellyn

Biographies & Memoirs

Penguin??Books

Thin He Was and Filthy-Haired

Penguin Books, Ltd.

The Man on Platform Five

Literature & Fiction

Contemporary

Coronet

Miles, a computer programmer and obsessive cyclist, made tons of money in Silicon Valley but it means nothing to him since he can no longer feel any kind of emotion. Anna, a German car designer can't find a reason to stop sleeping. The two have nothing in common except a radical trauma therapist.

Sudden Wealth

Flame

Brother Nature

The Reconstructed Heart: How to Spot the Difference Between a Normal Man and One Who Does the Housework, Is Great in Bed and Doesn't Get All Iffy When You Mention Words Like Love and Commitment

Politics & Social Sciences

Social Sciences

Simon Schuster Ltd

In its third year, " Scraphead Challenge" is one of Channel 4`s most successful Sunday evening series, with a regular audience of over three million viewers. It`s a knockout competition for amateur engineers - each week, two new teams of madcap mechanics have to work against the clock to build a specific machine from whatever junk they can scavenge. " Behind the Scenes at Scrapheap Challenge" looks at what goes on behind the camera as well as on screen, using six case studies from the series and scores of colour photographs. The teams have just ten hours to come up with the goods and get one step nearer to the season finale. The book follows the would-be engineers and presenters Robert Llewellyn and Cathy Rodgers` progress as the competition hots up. Through the interviews with the cast and crew, we discover what it`s really like to take up the " Scrapheap Challenge" .

Behind the Scenes at Scrapheap Challenge

Humor & Entertainment

Television

Channel Four Books H/B

From the author and photographer who brought us "a new genre of art book" in Albemarle: A Story of Landscape and American Identity comes a new collaborative effort detailing the story of our nation’s birth: Jamestown and the Making of America. This beautiful work of photography and prose traces the ways in which American culture grew out of the conflict that characterized the first contact between Native Americans and Europeans. Expanding in their unique treatment of Albemarle County, the artists use photographs from our time to suggest both the ancient and recent pasts, creating a virtual experience from the Colonial era into modern times. Telling this great story in modern terms by dusting off the history to reveal the main players as fresh and alive today as they were then, Jamestown and the Making of America beautifully depicts a landscape synonymous with American history, from its tumultuous beginning through today.

Empires in the Forest: Jamestown and the Making of America

Arts & Photography

Avery Chenoweth

Photography & Video

Rivanna Foundation

Sold Out

Octopus Publishing Group

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