A unique travelogue that follows in the footsteps of the remarkable Celia Fiennes
Derek Taylor Book order (chronological)
Derek Taylor was an English journalist, writer, and publicist. He is best known for his work as a press officer for The Beatles and The Beach Boys.



Hospitality Sales and Promotion
- 336 pages
- 12 hours of reading
Focusing on maximizing profits, this guide offers essential strategies for managers in the hospitality industry to enhance their sales promotions. It provides practical insights and techniques tailored to the unique challenges of hospitality sales, making it a vital resource for those looking to boost their business performance.
The Beatles' London
- 232 pages
- 9 hours of reading
Where Did John, Paul and George try to post Ringo into a letterbox? Which railway stations were locations in 'A Hard Day's Night?' 'Where was 'I Am The Walrus' filmed? They may have been born in Liverpool, but London was the Beatles’ home away from home; the place where they really grew into their roles as international musical and cultural icons. Subsequently, all over the city, there are sites which represent a significant shared moment in the history of the band, and that of London. "The Beatles London" is a celebration of those places, both a guide book and a treasure trove of Beatles' nuggets. This unique and fascinating book details how London and the Beatles were, and always be, connected together at the time of a great social and cultural shift. Originally published in 1994, this new edition has been full updated and reformatted, and includes a section on 'Beatles walks' to take across the capital.