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True first edition of one of the most important and shocking British books ever written. Very good condition, with a very small patch of discolouration to the spine. A holy grail collector’s piece if there ever was one.

First edition of a genuinely a foundational interdisciplinary text, exploring the principles and relationship of form in both natural and artistic contexts. It bridges science and art, focusing on how organized, complex systems emerge, suggesting that understanding these shapes is key to a new scientific approach.

A comprehensive guide to the pulpy underbelly of American cheapo journalism, covering all the rags that created the landscape.

The original, self printed, unbelievably rare, morally troubling political statement of the American Left Wing Domestic Terrorist group known as The Weather Underground. Historically important, and worryingly cool.

A touchstone of art criticism and the best book about modern sculpture ever written. This is an important, historic work, here in the first edition.

The third volume of Araki's 20 volume Catalogue Raisonné, and our favourite of the series, focusing solely on his images of his wife Yoko. It begins with images from Sentimental Journey and finishes with her funeral and the empty skies that hung so heavy over him in her absence. Between these are images that range from family snapshots to staged works, erotic shoots to domestic drudgery, with ample features of their beloved cat Chiro.

Over the last two years, Reference Point has released a poetry pamphlet in response to each letter of the alphabet in collaboration with friends, poets and writers who have influenced the space in one way or another. Held inside a matchbox-style slip case, The Alphabet Poetry Anthology traces a moment in time from A all the way to Z, decorated with letters drawn by each poet. List of poets from A to Z: Phoenix Yemi Moonchile Philip Larkin Miracle Sappho Ben Hera Ekas Tara Fatehi Lora Nicole Della Costa Lisa Robertson Nicko Mroczkowski Frank O'Hara Arnold Chukwu Samra Mayanja Zoë Bleu Molly Emma Arcadia Molinas June Tanaka Fuego Hasti Sebastian Wiener Brother Portrait Kate Crisp Ingvild Belinda Zhawi ACB

A chilling deep-dive into one of the most infamous cults in American history. Sanders unpacks how Charles Manson transformed a group of young followers into a violent, apocalyptic clan. From the drug-fuelled communes of Spahn Ranch and Death Valley, occult rituals, motorcycle gangs, and California’s 1960s counterculture, Sanders exposes the dark undercurrents that fuelled Manson’s power. The novel connects Manson’s crimes to the larger cultural chaos of the era — Hollywood, rock n roll, drugs and the search for meaning gone very wrong.