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The Cycling Anthology
A collection of brilliant writing about the world’s best sport Volume four: Published by Yellow Jersey Press on June 5 Edited by Ellis Bacon & Lionel Birnie | Paperback | ebook The Cycling...
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The Cycling Anthology mug
This is The Cycling Anthology coffee mug, featuring the design from the cover of the first volume of the book on a crisp, white mug. The brilliant, distinctive artwork was created by our artist Simon...
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The Cycling Anthology volume four
With the Giro d’Italia starting in Belfast and the Tour de France kicking off in Yorkshire, 2014 is a huge year for cycling in Britain and so it made perfect sense for volume four of the Anthology to...
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The Cycling Anthology volume one
The Cycling Anthology is a collection of essays by some of the world’s leading cycling writers. The first volume in a series of paperback books was published in November 2012 and features original...
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The Cycling Anthology volume two
The second volume of The Cycling Anthology celebrated the Tour de France as the great race marked its 100th edition. Between them, our writers have covered more than 200 Tours – and ridden one. And,...
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The Cycling Anthology volume three
Volume three continues the series of fine cycling writing by some of the best in the business. The Cycling Anthology Volume III was published in October 2013 and features essays by 13 great writers...
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The Cycling Anthology volume four
In 2014, we agreed a deal for Yellow Jersey to take over the publishing duties for The Cycling Anthology, with Ellis and me continuing as commissioning editors. We were very glad that Simon Scarsbrook...
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The Cycling Anthology volume five
Volume five is the latest in the series and features ten essays and includes four new writers to The Cycling Anthology. To commemorate the 100th anniversary of the outbreak of World War One, Brendan...
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