The Unwinding
Jackie Morris
A beautiful new pillow book, from the Kate Greenaway Award winning author Jackie Morris.
109% funded
The Pyjama Myth: The Freelance Writer's Survival Guide
Sian Meades-Williams
Every single freelance writer is winging it. Sometimes they're even doing it while wearing pyjamas.
14% funded
The Triumph of Evil
Charles Petrie and Spike Zephaniah Stephenson
The story of two UN officials and one hundred days of horror in Rwanda
111% funded
Thoughty2 Presents: Stick A Flag In It
Arran Lomas
1,000 years of bizarre history from Britain and beyond.
228% funded
Who Owns an Asteroid?
Maki Naro and Matthew Francis
Where are all the aliens? Why can’t we teleport yet? What even is ʻOumuamua?
3% funded
Saving Hitler
Alan Hescott
Two agents – one in England, one in Germany; both against Hitler – both determined to save him. Why?
85% funded
Anthracite
Matt Thomas
A comedy cyberpunk – parallel universes, zero point energy, kamikaze druids & Welsh world domination
14% funded
The Philosopher Queens
Rebecca Buxton and Lisa Whiting
A book about women in philosophy by women in philosophy
138% funded
Between the Devil and the Deep
Mark Cowan and Martin Robson
The gruesome true story of the bends, seen through the eyes of a diver pitched into a natural hell; paralysed and trapped underwater with nowhere to go but sink back into the deep.
105% funded
Draca
Geoffrey Gudgion
Jack's a Royal Marine. A war hero, haunted by his past. Or is he just haunted?
72% funded
Here and There
Jillian Edelstein
This acclaimed photographer discovers a lost branch of her family, drawing her into stories of displacement that we all hold in common.
59% funded
Virtual Cities
Konstantinos Dimopoulos
A beautifully illustrated atlas exploring and mapping the spectacular imaginary cities of video games.
180% funded
Don't Do That, Donald!
Paul Rigby
A riotous, Seussian, picture book about a little boy with a talent for terror.
54% funded
The Hidden Matrix: Myth and the Human Mind
Neil Philip
One of our foremost interpreters of myth argues that it is essential to all culture: the factory reset of human consciousness
108% funded
Cockerings
Stevyn Colgan
Two aristocrats. One fortune. A geriatric circus. A tale of greed, deceit and incontinent elephants.
20% funded
The Hellion
Harriet Young
A dark, chilling thriller about three of the women accused during the 1612 Pendle Witch Trials
41% funded
Inside a Mind
Jamie Foster
In 2016, Jamie Foster began documenting a strange new form of storytelling taking over the Internet.
18% funded
Verona In Autumn
Tom C Lloyd
What if Romeo and Juliet had not died? What if tragedy had not been written in the stars?
40% funded
Your Friend Forever
Zena Barrie
A novel in letters – from 12 year old Maud (and 42 year old Maud) to her favourite pop star
48% funded
Of Mouse and Man: The Best of Jim'll Paint It
Jim'll Paint It
A collection of the very best of MS Paint sensation, Jim'll Paint It.
270% funded
How To Be An Olympian
Harry Reardon
The inside story of two women, an Olympic rower and a Paralympic cyclist, going for Tokyo 2020 gold
35% funded
Underdogs: Tooth and Nail
Chris Bonnello
The teenagers from Oakenfold Special School return to the front line as dystopian war heroes.
52% funded
A Cut in the Brain
Kate Orson
One woman's journey to understand sex and heal her body in the face of the medical establishment
15% funded
The Draftsman
Laurel Lindström
A brilliant but damaged man – this is the story of his genius, his healing and a forgotten mystery
59% funded
