Introducing the 2027 Line-Up

Browse our 2027 titles individually or request review copies.

Here’s what our calendar looks like…

NOVELLAS

FEBRUARY 15
In the Silver Light of a Star That Is No Star
by Daniel David Froid

MAY 5
In the Direction of the Wound
by Karen Whiteson

AUGUST 9
Snare of Marigold
by Tamas Dobozy

NOVEMBER 1
Teodoro, the Brother of Teodoro
by David Patrick Gallagher

STORY COLLECTIONS

MARCH 22
Mother Tongue
by Jules Lewis

JUNE 21
Fairways of the New Salvation
by Benjamin Robinson

SEPTEMBER 20
The Insect Colony
by J.L. Bogenschneider

DECEMBER 13
Fly Like a Dead Possum
by Cai Lloyd

Eight New Titles Next Year

We’re thrilled to announce that we’ve got a slate of eight stunning titles lined up for 2027: four novellas and four story collections, with one new release every six weeks from February 15. You can purchase each of them individually (below) or in subscription bundles of four or all eight, and we’re offering serious discounts on pre-orders made before January 31.

All Eight (Paperbacks)

£74.99 | Pre-order price: £54.99

All Eight (eBooks)

£24.99 | Pre-order price: £19.99

Four Novellas
(Paperbacks)

£39.99 | Pre-order price: £29.99

Four Novellas
(eBooks)

£14.99 | Pre-order price: £9.99

Four Story Collections
(Paperbacks)

£39.99 | Pre-order price: £29.99

Four Story Collections
(eBooks)

£14.99 | Pre-order price: £9.99

Nathan Knapp’s Daybook: longlisted for the
2025 Republic of Consciousness Prize

Judges’ Citation: “A strange, sombre novel in which a troubled young writer unpacks the legacy of his religious upbringing. Told in the form of a memoir, prone to Bernhardian digressions, it devolves into a quietly absorbing meditation on literature, mortality, and sexual shame.”

Greg Gerke’s In the Suavity of the Rock:
reviewed by Paul Franz in The Metropolitan Review

“Absorbing and intense, fraught with implications… one finds moments where, less at the level of the sentence than of the paragraph, Gerke shows his ability to take you by the hand and lead you on a forbidding and exhilarating ascent. It is the debut of a significant writer.”