Monocle has always been a champion of taking it slow. It has encouraged readers to dive into a lake and go for a run. To sleep well. To eat food whose makers are proud of its provenance. In a shouty, jabbing-finger moment in history, it has done its bit to argue for a new modern etiquette to be generous with our time, hospitality and forgiveness. Now its editors and correspondents have brought all of this together in The Monocle Manifesto for a Gentler Life, a book that urges us all to slow down,  reconnect, make good things and see nice places. And it also knows when to wear a  cheeky smile.

Tyler Brûlé is the Editor-in-chief of Monocle. Andrew Tuck is the magazine’s Editor,  Josh Fehnert is its Executive Editor, and Joe Pickard, its Books Editor.

24 x 19 cm

Illustrated throughout

Hardback without Jacket

Monocle has always been a champion of taking it slow. It has encouraged readers to dive into a lake and go for a run. To sleep well. To eat food whose makers are proud of its provenance. In a shouty, jabbing-finger moment in history, it has done its bit to argue for a new modern etiquette to be generous with our time, hospitality and forgiveness. Now its editors and correspondents have brought all of this together in The Monocle Manifesto for a Gentler Life, a book that urges us all to slow down,  reconnect, make good things and see nice places. And it also knows when to wear a  cheeky smile.

Tyler Brûlé is the Editor-in-chief of Monocle. Andrew Tuck is the magazine’s Editor,  Josh Fehnert is its Executive Editor, and Joe Pickard, its Books Editor.

24 x 19 cm

Illustrated throughout

Hardback without Jacket