L.A.G. Strong's award-winning book, Travellers, is a collection of 31 short stories that quietly captures not only the feeling of movement and drift but also the atmosphere of place and the distance between people. Strong relies on sharp dialogue and close observation to build a sense of lived experience, letting unease and humor emerge from ordinary life.

A short-story collection that catches the drift of moving lives and the distances hidden in everyday scenes.

D. S. MacColl's Life, work and setting of Philip Wilson Steer is a biographical study that traces the life and work of the painter Philip Wilson Steer alongside the artistic world around him. Written from a critic's perspective, it places Steer within the broader current of British Impressionism and supplements the text with lists of major paintings and watercolours.

A critical biography that brings together the artist's life, work, and historical context.