Japan: The Cookbook

Japanese food lovers rejoice! This highly comprehensive book by acclaimed food writer Ms Nancy Singleton Hachisu, takes you on a journey through the diverse dishes that explore a range of Japanese cuisine. "Japan: The Cookbook" has more than 400 inspiring recipes, and walks you through making ramen, restorative soups, noodles, pickled veggies, sushi or stir fry. The iconic and regional traditions of Japan are organized by course and contain insightful notes alongside the recipes, in one stunning, impressive package.

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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WHERE BARTENDERS DRINK

Following the footsteps of bestsellers "Where Chefs Eat” and "Where to Eat Pizza”, the new book from the popular series is called - "Where Bartenders Drink”. It is an insiders guide to places where bartenders go themselves for a drink when they´re off-duty. Built on their insight and expertise, the global resource features more than 750 recommendations on where to get a great drink in the most memorable global locations, from dirty dives to leg...
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One Year on a Bike

Bicycle travel is about going slowly, exploring the world and seeing it for the first time, also bringing back the most indelible memories about the people you’ve met. "One Year on a Bike” is a new book that documents Martijn Doolaard´s cycling journey from Amsterdam to Singapore, it is simultaneously a travelogue and visual journey, and depicts his long adventurous ride, plus the pleasure, the pain, and the lessons learned through traveling. Doolaard shar...
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