The subject matter of this monograph is unusual, and pretty obscure, but nonetheless will be of interest to all cricketing bibliophiles
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There have been plenty of histories written of the most famous cricketing contest of all, but never one like this
The Sussex Cricket Museum is one of our favourite small publishers, and it has just produced an autobiography!
Red Rose Books have just launched a new series of booklets and, unsurprisingly Martin made sure he was at the front of the queue
The third of the new ‘Cricketers in Print’ series has just been published, and it is a poignant one
Cricketscapes is another title from the ACS that studies an aspect of the cricket’s history, but at the same time looks into the future
Unfortunately Martin can’t tell the whole of Hugh Tayfield’s story, but here is as much as he can find
If a cricket season is memorable enough to justify four books it can probably stretch to a fifth, and it would seem that 2019 is one such
There is much more to the publishing activities of the ACS than its Lives in Cricket series, and this one is an excellent example
The ACS have just published the 56th book in their ‘Lives in Cricket’ series and it seems to be another good ‘un