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Schott's Quintessential Miscellany

Schott's Quintessential Miscellany

by Ben Schott (Author)

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    Hardcover 2011

    $3.25
Synopsis

If Schott's Original Miscellany could claim to be essential then it is only logical that the distillation of ten years consideration of little known but important facts and the small details that make life fascinating should appear under the title Schott's Quintessential Miscellany. And like its predecessor it is entertaining, informative, unpredictable and utterly addictive.

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Format: Hardcover
 Pages: 160
 Publisher: Bloomsbury Publishing PLC
Published: 06 Jun 2011
ISBN 10: 140881577X
ISBN 13: 9781408815779
Book Overview: Ten years ago Schott's Original Miscellany took the world by storm and went on to sell more than a million copies. Now Ben Schott returns with a brand new Miscellany - Schott's Quintessential Miscellany.

Media Reviews
Praise for Schott's Original Miscellany
`Schott's Original Miscellany is without doubt the oddest, nay maddest, and possibly merriest, title you will come across in a long day's march through the shimmering desert of contemporary publishing' * Observer *
`This bizarre little book manages to be both totally useless and nearly indispensable' * Daily Telegraph *
`Entertaining, informative and unpredictable, Schott's Original Miscellany is a book like no other' * Saga *
Author Bio
Ben Schott was born in North London in 1974. He was educated at University College School. Hampstead, and Gonville & Caius College, Cambridge, where he read Social and Political Sciences. He has worked with the Independent, The Times, the Sunday Times, Reader's Digest and Sunday Business, amongst many others and has photographed celebrities from Hugh Grant to Tony Blair and Enoch Powell. Now a full-time writer, he has had columns with a number of publications including Conde Nast Traveller and the Daily Telegraph, and is now a regular contributor to the New York Times and The Times of London. He lives in London.