Crow Court
Andy Charman
A novel of short stories set in Wimborne Minster, Dorset, in the 19th century.
32% funded
Region Locked
Matt Barnes, Dazz Brown and Greg S-C
A fascinating exploration of the weird and wonderful video games not available to Western audiences
92% funded
Be Ready To Parent Twins: The First Year
Louise Brown and Ella Rachamim
Parents & experts share their tips to help new parents of twins cope during pregnancy & the 1st year
37% funded
Naked Nutrition
Daniel O'Shaughnessy
An LGBTQ-focused guide to good health and diet from the Naked Nutritionist
30% 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.
71% funded
The Sterling Directive
Tim Standish
An espionage thriller set in an alternative late 19th century London.
17% funded
Not As Nature Intended
Rich Hardy
A story of the exploitation of animals for food, fashion and entertainment from the unique perspective of an undercover investigator.
93% funded
The Replacement Girl: A Life in 24 Frames
John-Michael O'Sullivan
A biography of Barbara Mullen, one of the twentieth century's great fashion models
71% funded
Ending the Pursuit: Asexuality, Aromanticism, and Agender Identity
Michael Paramo
What living in a sexual, romantic, and binary-gendered world means and why deconstructing it can be liberating.
3% 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.
134% funded
Leaves Of Love: Stories for Ageing & Dying Well
Lucy Aykroyd
True stories of ageing and dying well gleaned from a life enhancing care giver & end of life Doula
6% funded
Those Who Eat Like Crocodiles
Laura Fitzgerald
A powerful memoir that explores an outrageous public health initiative and an unlikely love story
68% funded
Rory Hobble and the Voyage to Haligogen
Maximilian Hawker
A boy, struggling with OCD, must journey with his social worker through space to rescue his mother.
14% funded
The Ethical Stripper
Stacey Clare
Forget everything you’ve heard about strippers: this book is an antidote to stigma, shame and stereotyping
86% funded
From Crimea with Love
Jason Salkey
A memoir from the actor who played Rifleman Harris on Sharpe's Rifles
72% funded
100 Voices
Miranda Roszkowski
100 years after getting the Vote, 100 female writers share their story
24% funded
Sew on the Go: a maker's journey
Mary Jane Baxter
An inspiring road trip and a practical guide to crafting wherever you find yourself
76% funded
Let Sleeping Dogs Lie
Elfan Jones
A story of crime and murder – but in the midst of the mayhem, true love may blossom, good could win out and there might even be a happily ever after.
47% funded
My Mother, the Bearded Lady: The Selected Letters of Miles Kington
Miles Kington
A hilarious collection of correspondence
120% funded
You Didn’t Mention the Piranhas
Sarah Nelson Smith
How to navigate through and emerge stronger from a crisis – learn to live (and work) more bravely
138% funded
The Undiscovered Country
Aidan McQuade
'Why should people care about a murder during war time?' Two men attempt to solve the killing of a young boy during the Irish War of Independence in 1920.
102% 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.
77% funded
The Philosopher Queens
Rebecca Buxton and Lisa Whiting
A book about women in philosophy by women in philosophy
127% funded
Underdogs
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.
174% funded
Saving Hitler
Alan Hescott
Two agents – one in England, one in Germany; both against Hitler – both determined to save him. Why?
66% 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.
125% funded
