Geoffrey Fletcher: 5 books

You’re born with a penis. You’re told how to use it... more or less. And that’s about it. The rest you learn as time goes by... if you’re lucky. But if you’ve got Your Penis a Handbook, you’ll be better than lucky. A comprehensive, practical and entertaining guide to male masturbation....

Follow the history of typeface design and printing from its origins in China, Japan and Korea during the 8th century to the 20th century in the western world. Covering developments in Asia, France, Italy, England, Germany and America, this text provides a comprehensive overview of this fascinating topic.

Legibility literally means "able to be read". This ability to be read combines visibility (the quality of being seen) with comprehension (understanding). Perception has a lot to do with legibility. It is by this complex process that we select, interpret and organize sensory stimuli into...

Originally published in 1962 and made in 1967 into an acclaimed documentary film starring James Mason, this book has been a must-have for anyone with an interest in London ever since Geoffrey Fletcher's offbeat portrayal of London does not focus on the big landmarks, but rather "the tawdry, extravagant...

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