On one of our all too infrequent visits to New York some years ago we were sitting on a subway train trying to head back to our hotel, I...

This was my first ever photo book article. I sent it to Martin Amis at Photobook Store way back in 2015 and the first steps on a...

What is it about sad songs? On occasion they can remind you that you are not alone, an arm around a shoulder, or a friend in a time of...

There but for the grace of God. If I had encountered Miro Kuzmanovic's Signs by the Roadside last year then my reaction to it would...

If you go down to the woods today..... When I was a child I (like many no doubt) I recall this rhyme being sung to me by voices with...

I was lucky enough to be aware of Tiane Doan Na Champassak pretty much from the time his books started to appear. From the moment I first...

What doesn't kill you makes you stronger. In 2019 a parcel arrived for my attention from Venezuela. A small - around 20 x 20 cm - square...

ln the ever swelling ocean of photo books that continues to deliver us a new catch on an almost daily basis, it becomes increasingly...

The dream and the dreamer. Greek philosophy has formed the cornerstone of many of the building blocks that occupy modern thinking. The...

Sakiko Nomura Another Black Darkness Sakiko Nomura has been associated with brooding dark shadowy portraits and nudes since she first...

Daisuke Yokota Taratine - Session Press / Immerse - Akina books Another stunning production from session Press beautifully fusing a...

Tom Lecky is quietly becoming a master storyteller. A superb puppeteer and manipulator of narrative. His blurring of worlds and...

A uniquely unsettling publication. As it’s title suggests, when released in 2015 this volume contained the photographer’s entire output....

In 2021 whilst scrolling through the vast and unpredictable wilderness of Instagra, I happened across a photographer with a unique...

I was so rooting for this to be the winner of the Mack First Book award for 2020, when the publisher announced the list and posted teaser...

I first got to know about Zara Carpenter when (not that) Martin Amis from Photobook Store suggested that her husband, photographer Rikard...

There were two versions of the book, the first which was termed the “trade edition”, and this one “The Red Editon” which was produced to...

1985 - GMP Limited edition of 100 signed, numbered and slipcased copies. New Orleans native Dureau was an accomplished painter, sculptor...

As some of you will know, I post a book daily on Instagram. However, my frustration at the unpredictability of its algorithm has me...

To discover that French photographer David Nissen has his background in cinematography comes as no surprise once you submerge yourself in...