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May news
This month sees the paperback publication of P. J. Kavanagh's The Perfect Stranger, a new edition 50 years after the first. P. J. sadly died in August last year, but we were privileged to have worked with him on the republication of this memoir...
April news
April has brought us a groundswell of support for Sharon Blackie's If Women Rose Rooted. She has had fantastic online reviews on Dancing in the Mist and This Hatchett Green, as well as on Amazon and Goodreads. A few quotes: 'If Women Rose Rooted...
March news
'And as Hannah joined in . . . the idea for If Women Rose Rooted took firm hold in my mind. I would write a completely different book: a book which brought together both of my passions: place, and story.' This month sees the publication of If Women...
February news
February has kicked off with the publication of Alice Stevenson's beautiful London Perspectives Colouring Postcards, which features black and white images from Ways to Walk in London for colouring in, and then to send or keep. Alice has been...
New Year 2016 – publishers’ blog
In December I met a wonderful NYC-based publicist Lauren Cerand in a St Pancras station cafe that was twinkling with Christmas. She described September’s list as very ‘voicey’ (a word much used in the NY literary scene right now, she said). I...
January news
A new year begins, September Publishing's second spring. As books make their way from printers to the warehouse, we are putting the final touches to ebooks, and our marketing and publicity campaigns. The season starts with Alice Stevenson's London...
December news
Alice Stevenson appeared at The Piccadilly Waterstones Christmas Customer Evening on 3 December. Anthony Loyd wrote a powerful article about returning to the Balkans 20 years after the end of hostilities which appeared in The Times Magazine on 28...
Winter 2015 – publishers’ blog
A year since we started, it’s hard not to think in terms of lists, 4 books launched, 11 new titles commissioned, almost 10,000 books sold … But these numbers do little to reveal the work that’s gone in, the pleasure that the publishing journeys...
