Jeremy Mills Publishing

Originally published in 1904, Herbert Binstead's history of furniture design covers styles from Elizabethan times to Art Nouveau and the Arts and Crafts movement. This new paperback edition is...

Parish churches have been at the heart of English villages and towns for over a thousand years. The Medieval Styles of the English Parish Church is a wide-ranging, detailed and immensely...

A lively and poignant memoir, The Wretched of the Earth and Me tells of Minerva Davis's life as a young immigrant and Communist activist. In the wake of World War I and the death of her father,...

Theodore is true love's fight to discover itself, and in some ways is undiscovered. It is an ideal that becomes tainted by experience but then matured by it. Many of the poems use the word Theodore...

Can a young woman, haunted by childhood sexual abuse, ever feel whole and pure again? Can she fully come to terms with her past? Is it possible to abruptly and radically change a drug-fuelled,...

Take a road trip back to the 1920s, when motoring was an adventure, England was an undiscovered country and traffic jams had yet to be invented! Reprinted for the first time in over 70 years, Sydney...

First published in 1978, Typography: Design and Practice is now established as a landmark introduction to working with text. Although writing at the dawn of computerized typesetting, Lewis's basic...

This is a gritty tale of passion and professionalism - of humour and heartache involving 20 years at one of the world's most exciting Fire Stations. Soho Fire Station is at the heart of London's West...

The English architect Charles Robert Ashbee first established his reputation as a major figure within the Arts & Crafts movement. Founder of both the Guild and School of Handicraft and Essex House...

First published in 1937, Woodcraft In Design And Practice contains a wealth of designs for 1930s furniture. Working from solid design principles, Rodney Hooper sets out plans for practical, modern...