Second edition. This guide covers all three islands. Once Napoleon's place of exile, St Helena is only accessible by sea. Current day visitors to the island can enjoy tranquil hikes, a tour of St Helena's capital Jamestown and an unusual range of flora and fauna. The guide includes useful information for cruise ship passengers and getting to the islands, as well as walks, towns and a guide to the local wildlife. Index, 11 maps, colour photos, 208pp, UK. BRADT PUBLICATIONS.

New, expanded edition of their original TRISTAN DAN CUNHA: History, People, Language (2003). A descriptive account of the world's most remote island, Tristan da Cunha, in the South Atlantic, looking at the unique dialect of English spoken and the lives of the isolated inhabitants. Index, refs, gloss, maps, b/w illus, 136pp, UK. BATTLEBRIDGE PUBLICATIONS.

A collection of monographs covering the history of Tristan Da Cunha over the years 1939 to 1964 looking in particular at the island's postal history. The monographs bring together reproductions of official government reports, private correspondance and a selection of photographs. Volume one covers the years 1939 to 1942, begining with the plans to collect the Revd Harold Wilde from the island following the outbreak of war. Colour illus, 102pp, UK. MILES APART.

2001 Paperback