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Paul Scheerbart (1863-1915) was a visionary German novelist, theorist, poet, and artist who made a lasting impression on such icons of modernism as Walter Benjamin, Bruno Taut, and Walter Gropius. Fascinated with the potential of glass as a medium for expressionist architecture and moved by tales of the fantastic, Scheerbart envisioned the sublime through a series of futurist milieus composed entirely of crystalline, colored glass architecture. In 1912, Scheerbart published \"The Light Club of Batavia\", a novelette about the formation of a club dedicated to building a glass spa for bathing - not in water, but in light - at the bottom of an abandoned mineshaft. Translated here into English for the first time, this rare story serves as a point of departure for Josiah McElheny, who, with an esteemed group of collaborators, offers a fascinating array of responses to this enigmatic work. \"The Light Club\" makes clear that the themes of utopian hope, desire, and madness in Scheerbart's tale represent a part of modernism's lost project: a world that would have looked entirely different from the one we now inhabit.\nIn his compelling introduction, McElheny describes Scheerbart's life as well as his own enchantment with the artist, and he explains the ways in which 'The Light Club of Batavia' inspired him to produce art of uncommon breadth. \"The Light Club\" also features inspired writings from Gregg Bordowitz and Ulrike Muller, Andrea Geyer, and Branden W. Joseph, as well as translations of original texts by and about Scheerbart. A unique response by one visionary artist to another, \"The Light Club\" is an unforgettable examination of what it might mean to see radical potential in the readily transparent.

A SUNDAY TIMES BEST HISTORICAL FICTION BOOK OF THE YEAR\nA BBC TWO BETWEEN THE COVERS BOOK CLUB PICK \n\n1628. Embarking on a journey in search of her father, a young girl called Mayken boards the Batavia, the most impressive sea vessel of the age. During the long voyage, this curious and resourceful child must find her place in the ship's busy world, and she soon uncovers shadowy secrets above and below deck. As tensions spiral, the fate of the ship and all on board becomes increasingly uncertain.\n\n1989. Gil, a boy mourning the death of his mother, is placed in the care of his irritable and reclusive grandfather. Their home is a shack on a tiny fishing island off the Australian coast, notable only for its reefs and wrecked boats. This is no place for a child struggling with a dark past and Gil's actions soon get him noticed by the wrong people.\n\nThe Night Ship is an enthralling tale of human brutality, providence and friendship, and of two children, hundreds of years apart, whose fates are inextricably bound together.

The action-filled climax of the epic story of the Batavi uprising in AD 69, from the author of the bestselling Empire series. \n\n**NOW FEATURING AN ADDITIONAL SHORT STORY**\n\n'A masterclass in military historical fiction' - Sunday Express\n\nVictory is in sight for Kivilaz and his Batavi army. The Roman army clings desperately to its remaining fortresses along the Rhine, its legions riven by dissent and mutiny, and once-loyal allies of Rome are beginning to imagine the unimaginable: freedom from the rulers who have dominated them since the time of Caesar. \n\nThe four centurions - two Batavi and two Roman, men who were once comrades in arms - must find their destiny in a maze of loyalties and threats, as the blood tide of war ebbs and flows across Germania and Gaul. \n\nFor Rome does not give up its territory lightly. And a new emperor knows that he cannot tolerate any threat to his undisputed power. It can only be a matter of time before Vespasian sends his legions north to exact the empire's retribution.

Dopo il naufragio su un'isola deserta del mare Cinese meridionale, e un violento attacco dei pirati malesi nei pressi di Giava, il capitano Jack Aubrey, in compagnia dell'inseparabile Stephen Maturin, amico, medico, naturalista, nonché agente segreto, raggiunge finalmente il porto di Batavia per proseguire la sua missione contro la nave francese Cornélie . Le numerose peripezie della spedizione porteranno Aubrey e Maturin non solo all'appuntamento con il nemico, ma anche all'insperato ritorno sull'amata Surprise , a bordo della quale continueranno il loro viaggio alla volta dell'Australia, fino al Nuovo Galles del Sud, dove l'incontaminata bellezza del paesaggio occulta come un velo gli orrori della famigerata colonia penale di Botany Bay.

The author of the bestselling Empire sequence continues his new trilogy: the epic story of the uprising of the Batavi in AD 69.\n\n'A master of the genre' - The Times\n\nAD 69: The Rhine frontier has exploded into bloody rebellion, and four centurions who once fought in the same army find themselves on opposite sides of a vicious insurrection.\n\n The rebel leader Kivilaz and his Batavi rebels have humbled the Romans in a battle they should have won. The legions must now defend their northern stronghold, the Old Camp, from the enraged tribes of Germany, knowing that they cannot be relieved until the civil war raging to the south has been resolved. \n\nCan they defend the undermanned fortress against thousands of barbarian warriors intoxicated by a charismatic priestess's vision of victory?

A SUNDAY TIMES BEST HISTORICAL FICTION BOOK OF THE YEAR\nA BBC TWO BETWEEN THE COVERS BOOK CLUB PICK \n\n1628. Embarking on a journey in search of her father, a young girl called Mayken boards the Batavia, the most impressive sea vessel of the age. During the long voyage, this curious and resourceful child must find her place in the ship's busy world, and she soon uncovers shadowy secrets above and below deck. As tensions spiral, the fate of the ship and all on board becomes increasingly uncertain.\n\n1989. Gil, a boy mourning the death of his mother, is placed in the care of his irritable and reclusive grandfather. Their home is a shack on a tiny fishing island off the Australian coast, notable only for its reefs and wrecked boats. This is no place for a child struggling with a dark past and Gil's actions soon get him noticed by the wrong people.\n\nThe Night Ship is an enthralling tale of human brutality, providence and friendship, and of two children, hundreds of years apart, whose fates are inextricably bound together.

1628. Un gruppo di ricchi olandesi e un manipolo di loschi avventurieri si imbarcano sulla Batavia, la nave più grande del tempo, diretti in Australia, terra di promesse. Tra loro c'è Mayken, una ragazzina alla ricerca del padre. Mayken, curiosa e indipendente, s'insinua tra i passeggeri, coglie segreti, stringe legami. Quando la nave cola a picco, non lontano dalla destinazione, i superstiti si ritroveranno a lottare per la sopravvivenza, tutti contro tutti, in una spirale di inimmaginabile ferocia. 1989. Gil è un ragazzino che ha appena perso la madre e viene affidato al nonno, un vecchio scontroso che vive in un capanno su un'isola di pescatori. Gil, che dalla madre ha ereditato immaginazione e indipendenza di spirito, diventa facile bersaglio dei ragazzi del luogo. E gli scherzi grevi presto lasciano spazio alla più squisita crudeltà. Mayken e Gil hanno in comune sensibilità, audacia, solitudine. A intrecciare i loro destini a tanti anni di distanza sono i luoghi: lo stesso cielo, lo stesso mare, portatori di sventure ma forse anche di occasioni insperate. Basato su una storia vera, un romanzo storico che parla di fatalità e coraggio.

A SUNDAY TIMES BEST HISTORICAL FICTION BOOK OF THE YEAR\nA BBC TWO BETWEEN THE COVERS BOOK CLUB PICK\n\n1628. Embarking on a journey in search of her father, a young girl called Mayken boards the Batavia, the most impressive sea vessel of the age. During the long voyage, this curious and resourceful child must find her place in the ship's busy world, and she soon uncovers shadowy secrets above and below deck. As tensions spiral, the fate of the ship and all on board becomes increasingly uncertain.\n\n1989. Gil, a boy mourning the death of his mother, is placed in the care of his irritable and reclusive grandfather. Their home is a shack on a tiny fishing island off the Australian coast, notable only for its reefs and wrecked boats. This is no place for a child struggling with a dark past and Gil's actions soon get him noticed by the wrong people.\n\nThe Night Ship is an enthralling tale of human brutality, providence and friendship, and of two children, hundreds of years apart, whose fates are inextricably bound together.