The Hidden Tracks

Our favorite publisher Gestalten has released a new book for all the outdoor inspiration you might need. The Hidden Tracks is both a visual journey and an invitation to pack your hiking boots and discover untouched hiking destinations. The book takes readers on a visual journey through some of the world’s most unique and spectacular landscapes, and features hikes that take place on six continents and 25 different countries. It includes family-friendly day excursions, three and four day trips for intermediate backpackers, and challenging multi-week (and month) wilderness treks for more experienced ramblers.

ALLIGATOR BLOOD

Alligator Blood tells the spectacular rise and fall of the high-rolling whiz-kid who controlled online pokers billions. The newly released book tells the incredible story of Daniel Tzvetkoff, a 26-year-old Australian who set up an online payment service to disguise gambling revenues as legal payments. His website made him one of the richest people in Australia almost overnight, he struck deals with three major poker websites and in a matter of months Tzvetkoff was e...
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THE WORLD IS YOUR BURGER

Burger fans rejoice! This new book is an eye-catching tribute to one of the worlds most popular foods - the humble hamburger. "The World is Your Burger: A Cultural History” celebrates and takes a deep dive into the history of the burger, with an unprecedented collection of essays, photographs, ephemera and recipes. From the burgers humble fast food beginnings to todays gourmet burger craze, the book is full of original research, mouth-watering photography, ex...
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LESS BUT BETTER

If you love minimal design, then you have surely heard of Dieter Rams, one of the most influential industrial designers of the late 20th century. He is credited with influencing generations of designers, including Apple´s designer Jonathan Ive. Almost everything produced by arguably the most influential designer of the twentieth century is today considered a classic. This new and revised edition of Less but Better shows once again why Dieter Rams´s approach to des...
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