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DINOSAUR BRITAIN, a new 2-part documentary due to be screened on ITV August 31 and September 1st is, in large part, a direct result of the publication of our book Dinosaurs of the British Isles by Dean Lomax and Nobumichi Tamura, the former author also being a co-presenter in the show. Dean and Ellie during filming of the documentary Dinosaur Britain tells the amazing story of many of the dinosaurs that once roamed our country revealing how they hunted, what they ate and how they died from the evidence revealed from their bones. Presenter Ellie Harrison, who fell in love...

The 29th European Congress of Arachnology, for which we are formal sponsors, is now underway in the Czech Republic (Brno). We would like to wish the organizers and all the participants a successful and pleasant meeting.

Our new title, Homo Sapiens - An Appraisal of Modern Humans by Rajan Jaisinghani is formally released today. We have kept the price point of this title as low as is possible (just £12.00) in order that it can be accessible to the broadest possible audience. This is a book that everybody should read. For less than the price of a meal in a restaurant, this book will keep you engaged for considerably longer and, most importantly, will make you review how you live your life! Rajan’s broad-based education has allowed a multifaceted approach that examines diverse but interrelated issues...

Today, 20th August 2015, is the 157th anniversary of the publication of Darwin and Wallace's 'joint paper' which first proposed the theory of evolution by natural selection. This work has been described as "...arguably the most momentous idea ever to occur to a human mind". To mark this momentous occasion we are offering a 10% DISCOUNT on our latest Alfred Russel Wallace title: Dear Sir - Sixty-Nine Years of Alfred Russel Wallace Letters to the Editor, using the following code at checkout: Wallace157 (don't forget to check out our other Wallace titles also!)    

Friday will mark the formal release date of our latest title: Homo Sapiens - An Appraisal of Modern Humans by Rajan Jaisinghani. This is a book that examines our collective behaviour and how it has/is impacting the planet on which we live and the possible consequences this will have in the VERY immediate future if we do not act now to change our ways. If you are interested in environmental sustainability, conservation, pollution, overpopulation, climate change etc. then you will certainly want to read this book. If you are not interested in these issues then you NEED to read this...