A Small Fiction
James & Jefferson Miller
A Small Fiction is an illustrated collection of 150 tiny stories, each told in 140 characters or less.
105% funded
Borrowed
Shona Kinsella (editor)
Eight authors from eight locations come together to tell the stories of one small-town library and its patrons and staff
20% funded
All The Perverse Angels
Sarah K. Marr
Spanning Victorian Oxford to the London of the 1980s, “All the Perverse Angels” is a novel about the nature of loss and the confusion of love, about the stories we are told and the stories we tell ourselves
113% funded
Deep Down There
Oli Jacobs
In Anton Court, a 6-feet wide hole appears overnight, eventually turning the residents crazy wondering how it appeared, and what caused it
9% funded
Meeting Odette
Jessica Duchen
Odette, Swan Lake’s enchanted swan princess, is still trying to break her spell in 2016
47% funded
Johnny Ruin
Dan Dalton
A literary novel about a man on a road trip through his own mind with Jon Bon Jovi
106% funded
Darwin's Soldiers
Ste Sharp
Earth’s greatest warriors fight to survive in a land where evolution is rapid, enhancing them with bizarre adaptations. John Greene, a WW1 machine gunner, struggles with his physical changes as he battles to return to his son,
68% funded
The Backstreets of Purgatory
Helen Taylor
Caravaggio in Glasgow: A Tale of Art, Insanity and Irn Bru
102% funded
The Failsafe Query
Michael Jenkins
The Failsafe Query is a Spy and Forensic thriller, telling the tale of Cold War spy intrigue, merged with modern day cyber intelligence.
85% funded
The Third Wheel
Michael J. Ritchie
Dexter has a complex over the fact that all his friends are getting married and moving in with their partners – but when aliens invade, it puts a lot of things into perspective.
28% funded
The Infinite Powers of Adam Gowers
Brandon Robshaw
A Young Adult comic fantasy novel, about a teenage boy who is granted an infinite number of wishes -
47% funded
The Second Death of Daedalus Mole
Niall Slater
Daedalus Mole has made some mistakes, but taking a wanted fugitive on an interstellar pub crawl is definitely the second-worst
81% funded
Married To A Cave Man
Damien Owens
Married to a Cave Man is a heartfelt comic novel about the various contracts of modern marriage, the chaotic effects of parenthood, and the ways in which men and women are fundamentally similar, yet frighteningly different.
109% funded
The Hope and Anchor
Julia Kite
When a vulnerable young woman goes missing, her girlfriend discovers how little she knows of life, love, and London.
100% funded
Dad Droid
Chris Bran and Justin Chubb
From the creators of This is Jinsy, a fun, fast-paced adventure for children of all ages
74% funded
Pimple
Ryan Weeks
Pimple is the tale of a new app – an Uber for the sex trade – and of the disruption that its rise to prominence causes to the lives of London’s prostitutes and pimps
101% funded
Badtime Stories
Dom Conlon and Carl Pugh
Bedtime is a bad time for Jacob and Jacob but nightmares are the least of their worries.
33% funded
The Death and Life of Red Henley
Philip Wilding
A contemporary noir novel set against the decaying façade of 1980’s New York and a religious commune staked out in the Tennessee countryside. But what connects them both and who killed Red and why?
101% funded
Ten Little Astronauts
Damon L.Wakes
An Agatha Christie-inspired murder mystery novella set on board an interstellar spacecraft
36% funded
Sir Gawain and the Green Knight
Michael Smith
A new and handsomely illustrated translation of the Arthurian mediaeval masterpiece.
119% funded
Time's Fool
Alys Earl
A novel for M R James fans who sometimes want something a little more modern and edgy from their weird fiction
72% funded
Saving Grace
Paul Blezard
A hilarious old-school comic novel — like Ugly Betty rewritten by P.G. Wodehouse
32% funded