David Hunt Books

Part of an exciting new series spearheaded by the Royal School of Needlework, this forward-looking guide explores the intricate art of embroidering boxes for use as keepsakes and jewellery boxes.

From the time the first Greeks arrived, over 3,000 years ago, the island has been the centre of a vigours and creative artistic culture. Many treasures survive from the 1st millennium before Christ which illustrate vividly the fact that Cyprus can rival in achievement the best art in the Mediterranean world. In Footprints of Cyprus these achievements are not only fully depicted in colour and in black and white but also related to their historical context.

Prepared by David Hunt and a global network of expert, this is an essential reference for scientists, nurserymen and collectors, and the standard tool of CITES and enforcing agencies controlling the international trade in cacti.Intended as a reference for checking currently accepted names and the distribution of plants, it is divided into three1. an alphabetical listing of all accepted names in current usage2. reference data and alphabetical listing arranged in geographical distribution of taxa3. an area checklist by country

In this side-splitting sequel to his best-selling history, David Hunt takes us to the Australian frontier.

Exploring the evolution of Australia, this installment delves into the nation's history, culture, and identity. It reveals the complexities of Australian society, from its indigenous roots to contemporary challenges. Through a blend of humor and insightful commentary, the narrative captures significant events and figures that have shaped the nation. This engaging account offers readers a deeper understanding of what it means to be Australian, making it a compelling read for those interested in the country's past and present.

Kay Farrow is devastated at the death of her mentor, Maddy Yamada, victim of a hit and run driver. But what looks like an accident turns out to be brutal murder. As she investigates, Kay is drawn into a decadent world of wealth and privilege, where a gun club provides a cover for acts of depravity.

Photographer Kay Farrow sees the world in black and white - literally: she has a rare eye condition that makes her unable to discern colours. The brutal murder of street hustler Tim, the beautiful boy who is the subject of Kay's latest book of photographs, sends her on a dark voyage into San Francisco's erotic underbelly - she's sure this is not just a routine street killing. Moving with her camera among the sexual outlaws, both male and female, who populate San Francisco's gay bars and SM clubs, Kay pieces together Tim's bizarre life and mysterious death - and confronts her own demons in a shattering climax ...