Booksy

Hello

Please introduce yourself here - what do you read, what do you write? What is your interest in books and the book business?

Off topic

Booksy is for books but, human nature being what it is, here is a section for chatting about pretty much anything you want to.

Readers' Recommendations

If you discover a book that you think deserves to be more widely read, please tell us about it here. The best book review we get here will be featured on the home page the following month, and its writer will receive a £5 Earlyworks Press Book Voucher.

Independent Bookshops

Please tell us about any bookshops you come across which stock independent and small press books. Please give us an idea why you think they are special.

Small Press Publishers

Please tell us about any small, independent presses which you have found to be a good source of quality and unusual books.

David Dennis

Fact, fiction and poetry for the enquiring mind.

Earlyworks Press Anthologies

Short genre and literary fiction

Pam Eaves

Short stories featuring all facets of human nature and celebrating our basic instinct to overcome obstacles and survive

Catherine Edmunds

Fiction, poetry and illustrations, both traditional and avant garde.

Kay Green

Likes to write in the spaces between history, mythology and psychological fantasy.

John Irvine

John Irvine has a mole under his left arm, writes poetry and silly yarns with his right and hopes to die one day with a minimum of leakage.

Katy Jones

Literary fiction, Feminist fables and Fantasy art

C R Krishnan

Author and film-maker, writer of stories from all around the world.

Rosalie Warren

How many lives have you lived?

Kay Green

Kay Green writes efl materials and guide books for efl teachers.

Victoria Seymour

Modern social history with the emphasis on WWII living memory

Terry Tozer

A pilot's eye view of airline safety in today's cut throat market.

Earlyworks Press Anthologies

These collections are compiled from competition winners and the pick of the crop from the Earlyworks Press online poetry workshop

Catherine Edmunds

Fiction, poetry and illustrations, both traditional and avant garde.

Clive Gilson

There are more questions than answers - but it's fun trying...

Nigel Humphreys

Always asking the question, why is there anything?

John Irvine

John Irvine has a mole under his left arm, writes poetry and silly yarns with his right and hopes to die one day with a minimum of leakage.

Steve Mann

...each reading of Steve Mann's poetry brings forward the forgotten or previously obscured, and shatters the cosily known..." - Philip Ruthen November 2007

David R Morgan

poet, author and children's writer

Sally Richards

Poetry characterised by "...darkly enchanting lyricism...nakedness of spirit... her own distinctive means of expression..." Alan Morrison, poet/playwright, 2007

Terry Sorby

His pursuivant and experimental poetry has been called passionate and peculiar; his humorous verse is diverse; he perseveres.

David R Morgan

poet, author and children's writer

Terry Sorby

Poetry and stories for children