Alvar Theo lives in Wolverhampton with a cat who doesn’t let them write and a dog who doesn’t let them do anything. They started writing at five years old, making Red Dwarf fanfiction in the form of picture books. They’ve written sketches for podcasts and have a folder full of feature screenplays un… →
Philippa Dawson is a queer and neurodivergent writer, producer and performer, known for The Rebirthing Club(Aesthetica Festival, BAFTA) and her various appearances on stages/screens in both London and New York.… →
1999. Lucy is in labour. She’s just been handed a document to sign and her sense of self is beginning to deteriorate. 2024. Claire is an art student. Her latest panic attack means her art course could be over. Oh, and she can’t stop contemplating her own mortality. Claire and Lucy have OCD. But they… →
“Symptoms of Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder in girls and those assigned female at birth are often seen as character flaws.” Great.’ Pip is forever arriving late (including on stage), losing things and having lapses of attention where things happen around her. She’s always just written it o… →
British South Asian poetry is flourishing throughout the UK, but it is still not being amply reflected in mainstream publishing. The Third Space project was conceived by award winning artist and poet, Suman Gujral, and has its eye on filling this gap and celebrating the best of the South Asian poetr… →
A retired, reclusive woman is found on a bitter winter morning, clubbed to death in Reykjavik’s old graveyard. Detectives Guðgeir and Elsa Guðrún face one of their toughest cases yet, as they try to piece together the details of Arnhildur’s austere life in her Red House in the oldest part of the cit… →
Summer Reading Please find below some of the finest books the indie press scene has to offer for your summer reading this year… Return to all books → Water Shall Refuse ThemLucie McKnight Hardy7 April 2019Dead Ink£9.99BUY NOW Summer FunJeanne Thornton14 July 2022Dead Ink£9.99BUY NOW Way to the… →
South Asian History Month Please find below some of the finest books the indie press scene has to offer to celebrate South Asian History Month this year… Return to all books → Still LivesReshma Ruia29 June 2022Renard Press£10BUY NOW Disobedient WomenSangeeta Mulay25 November 2022Fly on the Wall… →
Moth Books was founded by half-German writer Monique Charlesworth in 2023 to publish fiction and non-fiction, to cross borders and to connect with Europe. The emphasis is on strong women’s voices. The imprint’s first book is Monique’s candid and witty memoir Mother Country: a story of love and lies,… →
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