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Few Books, Made Well.

Fiction, poetry and essays from writers we believe in, edited with care and printed to last.

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01 Coming soon

Forthcoming Titles

Pre-order now and your copy is sent on publication day.

The full list

02 The writers

Our Authors

We publish writers, not just books, and stay with them from the first to the latest.

Maren Ashdown

3 books

Maren Ashdown writes novels about coastal towns and the families who stay in them.

Samuel Okafor-Lyle

2 books

Samuel Okafor-Lyle repaired bicycles for ten years before he wrote his first novel, and his fiction is full of people who are good with their hands.

Tobias Wren-Achebe

2 books

Tobias Wren-Achebe is a poet of weather, work and the long evenings of the north.

Leonie Fairlie

2 books

Leonie Fairlie writes essays about walking, gardens and the habits that make a life.

Ilse Brandt

2 books

Ilse Brandt writes quiet, exact novels in German about families and the houses they leave.

Ruth Penrose

1 book

Ruth Penrose is a birdwatcher and poet who counts the hedgerow birds on the same lane every spring.

Dara Quinlan

1 book

Dara Quinlan is an essayist and former night editor who writes about cities after dark and the people who keep them running.

Aiko Matsuda

1 book

Aiko Matsuda writes short, luminous novels in Japanese about small towns on the edge of the sea.

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04 The Editor’s Pick

The Salt Year

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Over one year in a harbour town, three generations of a family decide whether to stay.

Why we chose it: a book to read slowly, then press into a friend’s hands.

Price range: $10.99 through $18.00

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05 The list

Series & Imprints

Every book we publish belongs to one of a few small, carefully kept series.

The whole list

5 books

Fiction

3 books

Poetry

3 books

Essays

An interlude

A room without books is like a story without words.


06 The reading journal

Notes, Essays & Reading Lists

Read the journal