A Man & His Series

The A Man & His series by Matt Hranek is more than a celebration of prized possessions, it is about the people behind them and the stories they carry. From Paul Newman's legendary Rolex Daytona in A Man & His Watch, to Jay Leno's 1955 Buick Roadmaster in A Man & His Car, these books are intimate portraits of iconic items and the men who cherish them.

In A Man & His Kitchen, Hranek invites readers to his Wm Brown Farm, sharing his go-to recipes and everyday culinary philosophy. With beautiful photography and personal anecdotes, this collection captures passion, legacy, and the unique relationship between men and the things they love. Whether it's watches, wheels, or what's on the table, these stories resonate well beyond the surface.

Food from the Fire

Swedish Michelin-starred chef Niklas Ekstedt, is a huge star of the Scandinavian restaurant world. In is restaurant EKSTEDT in Stockholm, they only use Scandinavian wood in order to give the food a unique character, cooking purely with fire, no gas or electricity. In the book "Food from the Fire" Ekstedt takes us through the five steps of building a fire pit – from where to put it to the actual construction, the wood to use, and how to light it. He also ...
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ASSOULINE TRAVEL SERIES

Designed with colorful covers, and filled with equally vibrant photos, the new Travel Series by Assouline will brighten your interior while instantly fulfilling your summer wanderlust. The gorgeous collection of books that will take your breath away and make you feel like you are visiting the world’s most beautiful destinations. From Capri, to Ibiza and the Turkish Riviera to Tulum, the worldly pages promise adventure and cultural bliss. Grab them now direc...
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LIVING THE REMOTE DREAM

Darren Murph holds the Guinness World Record for most blog posts ever written! (after years of tech blogging), but that didn´t stop him from traveling the world, spending more time with his family, and being even more productive away from his desk. Darren say´s "If there’s an Internet connection, you can get work done. Period.” Advances in computer and networking technology are making the viability of working remotely a realistic alternative to traveling ...
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