Coming Soon! In the Garden with Jane Austen
Kim Wilson
Foreword by Celia Simpson

Kim Wilson
Foreword by Celia Simpson, Head Gardener, Jane Austen’s House
ISBN 978-0-9790475-1-0
Paperback with 5” flaps
6.5” x 8.5”, 128 pages
Color photos and illustrations, bibliography, index
$21.95 SEPTEMBER

Jane Austen’s natural world—real and fictional—comes to life in this colorful, illustrated stroll through the gardens, parks and great estates of Regency England. More...

Jane Austen and Crime
Susannah Fullerton

A new approach to Jane Austen seemed impossible, but Susannah Fullerton . . . has brilliantly hit on the theme of crime and punishment in Austen. Fullerton shows how the Regency world . . . was really a dangerous place with a fast rising crime rate and a legal system that handed out ferocious sentences. Her book will be essential reading for every Janeite.”—Claire Tomalin, award-winning biographer, author of Jane Austen: A Life. More...

Jane Austen and Crime
Susannah Fullerton
ISBN 0-9763539-5-4
6 x 8, 250 pages
Bibliography, Index
$22 Paperback—Literature & Criticism/True Crime
(Can. $25.50, UK £12.50)
April 2006

Walking with William Shakespeare
Anne-Marie Edwards

Walk with William Shakespeare through his world, enjoying his plays, poetry and scenes from his life. Maps and full directions for the walks are included along with fascinating forays into Shakespeare's life for the armchair traveler! More...

Walking with William Shakespeare
Anne-Marie Edwards
ISBN 0-9763539-0-3
5.5 x 8.5, 224 pages
Photographs, Maps, Bibliography, Index
$16.95 Paperback—Travel
April 2005

Tea with Jane Austen
Kim Wilson

"You must drink tea with us tonight." Sense & Sensibility

Who would not want to sit down with Jane Austen and join her in a cup of tea? Here for the first time is a book that shares the secrets of one of her favorite rituals. More...

Tea with Jane Austen
Kim Wilson
ISBN 0-9721217-9-X
6.5 x 8.5, 128 pages
Illustrations, Bibliography, Index
$16.95 Hardcover—Cooking
Foreword by Tom Carpenter, Jane Austen House Curator
October 2004

A Literary Feast: Recipes and Writings by American Women Authors from History
Yvonne Schofer, Editor

And they wrote, too! From Louisa May Alcott to Kate Douglas Smith Wiggin, early American writers found time to describe and prepare sumptuous dishes still cook-worthy today. A Literary Feast, edited by Yvonne Schofer, University of Wisconsin-Madison bibliographer, features epicurean treasures from cookbooks and literary excerpts in popular novels from 1650-1920. More...

A Literary Feast: Recipes and Writings by American Women Authors from History
Yvonne Schofer, Editor
ISBN 0-9721217-2-2
8 x 9.4, 224 pages, 200 recipes
$28.00 Hardcover—Cookbook
August 2003

In the Steps of Jane Austen
Anne-Marie Edwards

The only comprehensive travel guide to Austen's England is now available in North America. Don't leave the country without it! Well known to walkers in Great Britain through her books and programs on the BBC, author Anne-Marie Edwards makes her American debut with these detailed and engaging descriptions of tours of Austen's life and work. She lives in Southampton, England, with her husband Michael Edwards, who took the photos for this book. More...

"Engaging history and guide"—Chicago Tribune

See photos from Anne-Marie Edwards American book tour. Find out more...

In the Steps of Jane Austen
Anne-Marie Edwards
ISBN 0-9721217-0-6
5.5 x 8.5, 192 pages
86 b/w Photographs, Maps and Illustrations
$18.95 Paperback—Travel
January 2003

In the Steps of Thomas Hardy
Anne-Marie Edwards

They "Walked under a sky
Of blue with a leaf-wove awning of green
In the burn of August to paint the scene..."
"Under the Waterfall"

Few writers have captured the spirit of rural life and the majestic setting of an English landscape as brilliantly as Thomas Hardy, author of Far from the Madding Crowd and Tess of the d'Urbervilles. His books have inspired generations since they were written and he remains one of the most popular of English novelists and poets. We can follow his footsteps and those of his characters over windswept uplands and through quiet villages. Little has changed since Hardy was born near Dorchester more than 150 years ago. More...

In the Steps of Thomas Hardy
Anne-Marie Edwards
ISBN 0-9721217-3-0
5.5 x 8.5, 204 pages
63 b/w Photographs, Maps and Illustrations
$18.95 Paperback—Travel
September 2003

Frank Lloyd Wright and the Book Arts
Mary Jane Hamilton

About the Book
This book catalogs a 1992 exhibition exploring Frank Lloyd Wright's avid interest in books and publishing. The volume describes books in his own library, publications on which Wright and William Winslow collaborated in the 1890s, Wright's membership in literary clubs, designs for a bookshop, the Wasmuth portfolio, and Wright's later published works. More...

Frank Lloyd Wright and the Book Arts
Mary Jane Hamilton
ISBN 9-9948647-2-6
Distributed by Jones Books
128 pages
Illustrations, Bibliography, Index
$29.95 Paperback