Narrative Non-Fiction

In Dead Man Running, investigative journalists Ross Coulthart and Duncan McNab expose the chilling, true story of Steve Utah, an elite insider for the Bandidos—one of the world's most feared outlaw motorcycle gangs. From running clubhouse security to planning international drug and weapon smuggling operations, Utah saw it all, including brutal beatings and executions. When the violence became too much, he took the ultimate risk and turned police informant. Now a targeted man on the run, Utah's unflinching confession reveals exactly how the gang operates and the lethal price of breaking the Bandido code.

Author: Ross Coulthart and Duncan McNab

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In this revelatory and authoritative portrait, clinical psychologist Mary L. Trump shines an insider's light on the toxic dynamics of the Trump family. Drawing on her intimate familiarity as Donald Trump’s only niece and her professional background in developmental psychology and trauma, she details a nightmare of destructive relationships, neglect, and behavioral patterns that shaped a world leader. Unsparing and incisive, this memoir offers an unparalleled insider perspective on one of the world's most powerful families.

Author: Mary L. Trump

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An intensely human, firsthand account of the historic Siege of Ladysmith, this classic narrative captures the Anglo-Boer War through a journalist’s eye. Australian war correspondent Donald Macdonald was present for the entire military standoff, cataloging the harsh realities of a town enduring continual bombardment, dwindling rations, and disease. Rather than a dry official record, it delivers an unbiased observation of hand-to-hand combat and frontline raiding parties. Originally published in 1900 and preserved in this out-of-print 1999 Covos Books centenary edition, it is a collectible piece of South African military history—perfect for Africana libraries.

Author: Donald Macdonald

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Jeremy Clarkson has seen more of the world than most, and he isn't about to voice his thoughts quietly, humbly, or without great dollops of humour. In The World According to Clarkson, he takes a hilarious, common-sense look at modern life, attacking the pompous, ridiculous, and absurd ideas and institutions we all put up with at home and abroad. From explaining why too much science is bad for our health to celebrating the eccentric and clever, this book offers an uncompromising, laugh-out-loud perspective on the world. 

Author: Jeremy Clarkson

**Note: Spine internally split (folds open completely) Some pages starting to detach from the binding, though all remain present.

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An exceptional historical study of the Natal campaign during the Anglo-Boer War, this absorbing account seeks to vindicate the heavily criticized General Sir Charles Warren. Condemned by history as the man who lost the brutal Battle of Spioenkop (Spion Kop), Warren was forbidden from publicly speaking in his own defense. Utilizing the rigorous testimonies from the 1902–1903 Royal Commission of Inquiry, alongside controversial contemporary reports, author Owen Coetzer meticulously re-examines the military strategies, the infamous 'Dum-Dum' bullets, and the fierce friction between Warren and General Buller. 1996 first edition paperback.

Author: Owen Coetzer

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1989 First Printing of the St. Martin's Press paperback edition. Legendary professional hunter Peter Hathaway Capstick delivers a heart-racing, true-life excursion into the African wild. Drawing from his years of experience on the continent's deadliest terrain, Capstick confronts the raw terror of Africa’s most lethal big game. From the skull-crushing jaws of lions and raging charges of seven-ton elephants to the lightning-fast strikes of the black mamba, this thrilling memoir unmasks the classic "Big Five" killers alongside underrated predators like the hyena and wild dog.

Author: Peter Hathaway Capstick

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The Mighty Queens of Freeville is Amy Dickinson’s memoir about returning to her hometown of Freeville, New York, after the breakdown of her marriage. Raising her daughter as a single mother, Dickinson reflects on the generations of strong women in her family and the support she received from her mother, grandmother, aunts, and neighbours. Combining personal stories with humour and honesty, she explores family relationships, resilience, motherhood, community, and the lessons learned from the women who helped shape her life. The memoir is both a tribute to family bonds and an account of rebuilding a life after disappointment and change.

Author: Amy Dickinson

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The definitive first volume in J.T. McNish’s acclaimed historical trilogy on the South African diamond fields, The Road to El Dorado offers a sweeping, immersive chronicle of the legendary 1869 diamond rush. This essential work of Africana meticulously details the chaotic birth of the diamond mining industry along the Vaal and Orange Rivers, charting the dramatic transformation of the arid northern Cape veldt into a bustling hub of global wealth. Richly illustrated with rare historical black-and-white plates and featuring a detailed fold-out map mapping the original 1870 diamond farms, this true first edition is a cornerstone text for collectors, genealogists, and military or regional history enthusiasts. Struik 1968 First Edition.

Author: James T. McNish

**Good Vintage Copy - please note this book has a distinctive old, sweet scent resembling vanilla - not unpleasant. 

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Certain Islands by David Divine is a collection of essays exploring the unique character and independence of various islands. Rather than focusing solely on their geography, the book highlights their "inviolable identities," examining islands chosen for their specific roles in history—ranging from places of discovery, war, and terror to refuge, piracy, and mythology.

Author: David Divine

**One loose picture plate. Otherwise still in overall very good condition.

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A comprehensive guide aimed at parents that challenges prevailing "false value systems" in society and offers twelve practical, research-informed strategies designed to nurture self-esteem in children from infancy through development. Dr. Dobson provides actionable instructions for protecting children from the negative impacts of feelings of inferiority, managing damaging external judgments, and fostering kindness.

Author: Dr. James Dobson

**The outer page edges show distinct insect wear, resulting in a jagged, uneven margin profile. There is also a small, isolated pinhole near the edge. Otherwise in good condition. Pages inside are clean.

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This highly collectible 1964 Folio Society edition of Scott's Last Expedition compiles the poignant journals of Captain Robert Falcon Scott during the ill-fated 1910–1913 Terra Nova Expedition. Bound in striking blue linen cloth with a gold-gilt polar coordinate motif, it includes an introduction by famed explorer Sir Vivian Fuchs, bridging two eras of polar exploration. The text is enriched by historical black-and-white photographs and detailed route maps on the endpapers. Featuring a blue top stain, this volume is essential for collectors of maritime history and fine press books.

Author: Captain Robert Falcon Scott

**Very good vintage condition

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Journey across vertical landscapes in this sweeping literary celebration compiled by scholar Anthony Kenny. Published by John Murray in 1991, this hardcover charts how mountains shifted from places of ancient mystery to arenas of modern sport. Features an extraordinary cast of voices—spanning classical reflections by Homer, romantic prose by Wordsworth, and firsthand survival accounts from Edward Whymper and Sir Edmund Hillary. The narrative is beautifully paired with striking black-and-white linocut illustrations by Paul Kershaw.

Author: Anthony Kenny

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Discover the epic history of the world's largest ocean in this captivating narrative. Ian Cameron chronicles the physical creation of the Pacific before honoring its true discoverers: the skilled Polynesian navigators. The text details the high-stakes expeditions of Spanish, Dutch, British, French, Russian, and American explorers battling brutal polar weather and vast distances. It unflinchingly recounts the excesses of the traders, whalers, sealers, and missionaries who followed, causing devastating cultural collapse and disease across the islands within a century.

Author: Ian Cameron

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Whether you are a CEO calling the shots, a frontline employee, or an intern just starting out, Elizabeth Dixon’s The Power of Customer Experience shows you how to make a meaningful impact right where you are. This practical guide is designed for growth-minded individuals ready to transform their businesses and brands by elevating the customer experience. Endorsed by industry leaders from The Ritz-Carlton and Southwest Airlines, this book is an essential read for anyone looking to drive success through purpose-driven service and professional excellence.

Author: Elizabeth Dixon

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Unearth the hidden lore of the UK's dynamic capital with I Never Knew That About London by Christopher Winn. Published by Ebury Press, this enthralling miscellany guides readers through 2,000 years of urban history. Discover fascinating, lesser-known stories behind architectural milestones, from ancient Roman walls and Tudor palaces to the world's first underwater tunnels, the biggest dome, and the loftiest church. This gorgeous hardcover edition is richly illustrated, beautifully pairing vivid color photographs with delicate pen and ink drawings. Packed with historical snippets and witty trivia, it is the ultimate companion guide for travel enthusiasts, history buffs, and Anglophiles alike.

Author: Christopher Winn

**Note: There are two tears on the dustjacket at the back, however, the book is in excellent condition, thus the overall very good rating. 

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