D.H.Lawrence: An Unprofessional Study

ANAÏS NIN

Literature & Fiction

Black Spring Press Ltd.

Off The Road

Cassady, Carolyn

Biographies & Memoirs

It Only Looks as If it Hurts: The Complete Lyrics of Howard Devoto, 1976-90

It Only Looks as If It Hurts: Complete Lyrics 1976-1990

Arts & Photography

Howard Devoto

Music

Velvet Underground Handbook

M.C. Kostek

In this unforgettable novel, Leonard Cohen boldly etches the youth and early manhood of Lawrence Breavman, only son of an old Jewish family in Montreal. Life for Breavman is made up of dazzling colour – a series of motion pictures fed through a high-speed projector: the half-understood death of his father; the adult games of love and war, with their infinite capacity for fantasy and cruelty; his secret experiments with hypnotism; the night-long adventures with Krantz, his beloved comrade and confidant. Later, achieving literary fame as a college student, Breavman does penance through manual labour, but ultimately flees to New York. And although he has loved the bodies of many women, it is only when he meets Shell, whom he awakens to her own beauty, that he discovers the totality of love and its demands, and comes to terms with the sacrifices he must make.

The Favourite Game

LEONARD COHEN

Contemporary

Death of a Lady's Man

Don Birnam is a sensitive, charming and well-read man. Yet when left alone for a few days by his brother, he struggles with his overwhelming desire for alcohol, succumbs to it and, in the resulting prolonged agony, goes over much of his life up to and including the lost weekend.  "So powerful and understanding that many readers will find themselves riveted to their chairs until the end....A mystery story, a horror story and a revelation of the forces that can move a man; a journey into fear, into the abyss." (Saturday Review of Literature)

Lost Weekend

Charles R. Jackson

Windows On The Moon

Brownjohn, Alan

Literary

A war novel which charts the history of the fictional Fifth Battalion of the Wessex Regiment during the Second World War. Reflects on the miseries of war and of the battles which took place in France in 1944.

From the City, from the Plough

Alexander Baron

Harryboy is lowlife, scum. Trouble starts for him when the Deaners move into his boarding house. Quicker than he can place a bet on a dog, Harryboy finds himself the admired hero and evil genius of the family, particularly for the child Gregory. But Harryboy is also the victim of a secret guilt of his own, something unknown even to his doting sister. The complications resulting from this involve him and the Deaners in even deeper trouble and culminate in a thrilling chase when Harryboy's luck threatens to desert him.The Lowlife, a cult novel long out of print, is published as part of the Harvill Press's new London Writing series.

The Lowlife

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