New Releases by Neil Philip

This is a visual approach to explaining and elaborating upon many of the world''s most interesting myths and legends. From the Hindu stories about Rama and his family to the Aboriginal myth of The Rainbow Snake, the book focuses on tales and characters from cultures around the world. Each story is illustrated with a beautiful work of art, while the large format allows the reader to examine every annotated section close-up.

More than 50 myths and legends from around the world are explained and illustrated through works of art.

A collection of myths from many cultures.

Drawing extensively on first-hand accounts, this account of daily life in a 19th-century English village recreates a harsh world in which poverty and lack of opportunity are nevertheless relieved by a sense of community and tradition.

Explores the sexual politics of prostitution, by calling on evidence from prostitutes, clients and reformers from the last three centuries. The author''s other books include A Fine Anger, Between Earth and Sky and The Cinderella Story.

Contains twenty versions of the fairy tale Cinderella, demonstrating the development and transmission of the tale throughout the centuries.

A collection of work by Alan Garner including his two plays Holly from the Bongs, The Green Mist and the TV script To Kill a King.