Krass Clement - Impasse Hotel Syria

Last week I compiled a list of my *Ten Favourite Photobooks of all Times* we all love and hate so much. It included Krass Clement’s first book but could have included any of his 21 books on that l...

A Book of Liverpool Football - Ken Grant's "A Topical Times for these Times"

A Topical Times for these Times: A Book of Liverpool Football Ken is such a gentle, amenable guy yet when he told me the title I had to suggest changing it. But he would not budge at all, in fact h...

James Barnor - Ever Young

We absolutely love this new book from James Barnor. Complete with new writing, an interview with the artist by Francis Hodgson and Margaret Busby, as well as his commentary on selected photos, this...

Peter Mitchell: Some Thing means Everything to Somebody

We've been shouting about it rather a lot, but if you don't know, then get to know: On 1st July, RRB is publishing Peter Mitchell's new photobook: Some Thing means Everything to Somebody. Click t...

Photobook Bristol Interviews: Eamonn Doyle

Tell us how you came into photography the first time – and how you made your way back into it.I went to study Fine Art in Dublin in ‘87. During the first year we got exposed to various types of pri...

Photobook Bristol Interviews: Tom Wood

Tom Wood speaks to Photobook Bristol's Jessa Fairbrother     What was the first photobook you bought? As a teenager I used to collect old magazines like Lilliput and Illustrated,cut them up and m...

Guest blog: Craig Atkinson of Café Royal Books

We are delighted to present this blog from Craig (founder and sole employee of one of our favourite independent publishers) looking back on ten years in publishing, and sharing his insights on the ...

The Ghost Train Man and a missing box of "Strangely Familiar": Reunited

A few weeks ago I visited Peter Mitchell in Leeds. As we went through his files we came across a photograph of Francis, the Ghost Train Man. I had seen the picture before, in a lecture Peter gave i...