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The Star Wars Archives

Star Wars fans rejoice! One of the most beloved movie franchises ever has a new archival book looking over its storied history. Made with the full cooperation of George Lucas and Lucasfilm, this new premium-quality, oversized 604-page volume from Taschen covers the making of the original Star Wars trilogy. The release has an exclusive interview with Lucas, as well as a host of script pages, storyboards, on-set photography and posters. The hardcover book is a must have for all hardcore fans.



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CHICKEN AND CHARCOAL

Japanese food lovers rejoice. Matt Abergel of Yardbird launches Chicken and Charcoal, his first cookbook that delves into the restaurant´s journey from humble beginnings to the culinary phenomenon it is today. The chef puts the spotlight on Yakitori, the time-honoured Japanese cooking technique in which chicken skewers are grilled over binchotan charcoal and enjoyed with an ice cold beer, sake or cocktail. The book reveals the magic behind the restauran...
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UNDERWATER PUPPIES | BY SETH CASTEEL

Following the success of his previous book Underwater Dogs, award-winning photographer Seth Casteel has released his latest series of pet portraiture - Underwater Puppies. The book features 80 vibrant and colorful photos of playful pups as they plunge into the pool in a playful and exuberant way. watch the video Available for purchase in Europe here...
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THE AMERICANS

Explore the rich legacy of American car culture with The AMERICANS - Beautiful Machines, a book that dives into the stories and timeless appeal of the most emblematic vehicles in the United States. From the revolutionary Ford Model T to the powerful Dodge Challenger and the electric future ushered in by Tesla, this book captures the journey of Americaa€tms most iconic automobiles. American cars werena€tmt just practicala€”they were symbols of fr...
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