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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.
133% funded
The Fully Charged Almanac 2020
Fully Charged
A comprehensive, entertaining, heavily illustrated look at electric vehicles and an array of adjacent technologies that will enable humans to lessen our impact on the planet.
61% funded
One Hundred and Fifty-Two Days
Giles Paley-Phillips
A unique semi-autobiographical novella written in verse that looks at the impact on a teenager whose mother is terminally ill
39% funded
Galactic Keegan: The Novel
Scott Innes
The year: 2023. After Earth is decimated by pestilence and war, mankind attempts to colonise a distant planet. Here, Kevin Keegan sets up his new football academy...
52% funded
Paint My Name In Black And Gold
Mark Andrews
Paint My Name In Black And Gold is the story of the first five years of The Sisters of Mercy.
32% funded
The Scottish Boy
Alex de Campi
A violent, sexy thriller about a 14th century English knight and his Scottish prisoner, by bestselling writer Alex de Campi and with illustrations by Trungles.
56% funded
Things I Learned from Mario's Butt
Laura Kate Dale
A compendium and critique of the most beautiful, bulbous and downright dangerous video game butts.
103% funded
Ring The Hill
Tom Cox
A book about hills. Actually, that’s not true. It’s a book around hills: the magical names we have given hills over the centuries, the legends associated with them, the history hidden in their folds, the exhilarated feeling you get when you’ve walked at pace to the top of one on a crisp autumn day, the perspective they give us on the land, on life.
119% funded
Guerrillas
Chris Bonnello
A near-future war novel, where teenagers who escaped an attack on their special school become the last hope of freeing the British people.
143% funded
Let Sleeping Dogs Lie
Elfan Jones
An international story of crime and murder – but in the midst of the fear and mayhem, true love might blossom, goodness could overcome evil and there might really be a happily ever after.
27% funded
Survival
Ste Sharp
The sequel to the sci-fi novel Darwin's Soldiers – John Greene and the allied army of Sorean, Lutamek and human soldiers are drawn into a land of warring factions as they fight to discover how their mutations evolved and how they were transported light years from home.
21% funded
GIRL, UNWIRED
Hattie Gladwell
The good, the bad, the uncontrollable and the ugly. The realities of mental illness - and everything that comes with it.
114% funded
The Philosopher Queens
Rebecca Buxton and Lisa Whiting
A book about women in philosophy by women in philosophy
113% funded
Not As Nature Intended
Rich Hardy
A story of the people and industries exploiting animals for food, fashion and entertainment from the unique perspective of an undercover investigator.
39% funded
I AM NOT A WOLF
Dan Sheehan and Sage Coffey
You are a HUMAN MAN navigating every day life, dating, bus etiquette and other important human concerns. You are definitely NOT A WOLF.
110% funded
Pumped
Ashley Kollakowski and Andrew Emery
Welcome to the brew testament: a celebration of design and illustration in the modern craft beer scene
7% funded
Your Life As I Knew It
Anna Cosslett
The highs and lows of family life, as a mother pieces together the effects and possible causes of her son's fairly severe autism.
21% funded
Breakfast In Bogotá
Helen Young
Set in 1940s Colombia, Breakfast In Bogotá is about a broken architect trying to build something new
50% funded
Candles
Lyndon White
A fantasy graphic novel about a young girl who sets out to steal magic from an evil Witch and use it to save her dying village.
6% funded
The Gut Stuff
Lisa Macfarlane and Alana Macfarlane
Your one-stop shop for everything you need to know about gut health
7% funded
Red Soil
Jamie Chipperfield
For one Mars lawman, a multi-disappearance shall have great implications for the colony he calls home.
4% funded
Irish Bucket List
Clisare
Based off the YouTube series by Clisare, the Irish Bucket List tracks the first-person experience of 100 activities you never knew were possible to do in Ireland; from wrestling an alligator to having tea in Father Ted's house to taking part in a Guinness World Record, there's something for everyone just off the beaten track.
2% funded
