Boiler House Press
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Fiction, poetry, non-fiction, and everything in between. Part of @UEAPublishing based @uniofeastanglia.
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'Strangers: Essays on the Human & Nonhuman,' w/@makinabooks. 'WITCH' w/@PennedintheM. Repp'd by Emma Paterson @AitkenAlexander. One half of @DegrowthFutures 🌿.
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Independent publisher specialising in contemporary fiction and essays, both in translation and in the English language.
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'Tiger Girl' shortlist Forward Prize, ‘Mama Amazonica' won Laurel & Ondaatje prizes @BloodaxeBooks | debut novel @saltpublishing 2024 | rep @JonCurzon
How rare and neglected is this book? Well, it's been out of print for almost 60 years, was never published in the UK, and from what I can see, there are just six used copies available worldwide. This is why I love working on the Recovered Books series for Boiler House Press.
I'm delighted to announce that the Recovered Books series from Boiler House Press will be publishing one of my all-time favorite memoirs, the tender and thoughtful Charley Smith's Girl by Helen Bevington, with an introduction by Nancy Pearl, in 2025.
A display of Recovered Books from Boiler House Press at Phinney Books in Seattle. It's exciting to see our books begin to get noticed by US booksellers. Any stores interested in carrying them should go to Asterism Books to get the best prices and service.
Robbie Millen Times Books As It Was in the Beginning, the third of Gertrude Trevelyan's utterly forgotten modernist classics from the Recovered Books series Boiler House Press.
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Vol. 1 Brooklyn selects As It Was in the Beginning by Gertrude Trevelyan, coming out on 31 May from the Recovered Books series from Boiler House Press, as one of its featured books for May.
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📚 Our new blog explores the 'Recovered Books' list for Boiler House Press which republishes outstanding forgotten works of literature and reminds us that quality does not guarantee lasting success, often it’s just luck.
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On 12 June, to celebrate 'Shadows of Reality: A Catalogue of W.G. Sebald’s Photographic Materials', we invite you to a reading of his work accompanied by images, photographs and archive recordings.
In partnership with National Centre for Writing and UEA Archives
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Very exciting to see a review in the TLS for MacDonald Harris's Mortal Leap, our most recent Recovered Books release from Boiler House Press. 'Far more than a neglected curiosity, Mortal Leap is an impressively original, adventurous novel of ideas.'
❤️ this sighting of the Boiler House Press UK edition of We the Parasites by A.V. Marraccini
A few beats' pause between big projects, so I've been reading clever women and feeling inspired. (Noreen Masud A.V. Marraccini)
Nothing quite like the collision of a challenging book with a complacent reviewer. Here is Francis Iles on Gertrude Trevelyan's 1934 novel, As It Was in the Beginning, coming in May from Boiler House Press:
'The book is an admirable argument for the complete futility of existence.'
I had a wonderful time catching up with Neglected Books this afternoon. And he gave me a copy of MacDonald Harris’s Mortal Leap. I enjoyed reading Harris’s The Balloonist a couple years ago, and Brad’s Recovered Books series hasn’t steered me wrong yet.
