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For the Love of London

What makes London great by the people who make it great


  • Cassell (octopus)
  • by Conrad Gamble
London is an epic story, with glorious locations that make your heart race and your head think. And, like all the best stories, it has wonderful characters. This book is filled with those characters talking about their favourite aspects of this phenomenal city. From leaders in their fields to local legends, these are the people whose beat sets the rhythm of London. Their brief was simple: to reveal something that captivated them about London.

ISBN 9781844039210 | E | HB
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Publisher Cassell (octopus)
ISBN 9781844039210
Author(s) Conrad Gamble
Publication date March 2017
Edition Hardback
Dimensions 200 x 160 mm
Illustrations 100 col.ill. | 100 col. & bw ill.
Pages 224
Language(s) Eng. ed.
Description

Around 50 Londoners who have contributed to making the city great - from Stephen Fry to Sir Paul Smith, the late Dame Zaha Hadid to Don Letts - share their favourite thing about the capital.

London is an epic story, with glorious locations that make your heart race and your head think. And, like all the best stories, it has wonderful characters. This book is filled with those characters talking about their favourite aspects of this phenomenal city. From leaders in their fields to local legends, these are the people whose beat sets the rhythm of London. Their brief was simple: to reveal something that captivated them about London. The result is a diverse range of vignettes that capture the eccentricity, authenticity and true originality of London.
Beautifully illustrated throughout with stunning photography by Tony Briggs and Andy Donohoe, amongst others, this unique book is the perfect package both for those who have already fallen in love with London, and for those who are just beginning to discover the city.

With contributions from...
Stephen Fry, Zaha Hadid, Anya Hindmarch, Sir Paul Smith, Roger Mavity, Norman Jay and Don Letts.