New Releases

We publish essential, politically-engaged books about the ongoing human journey

Hanako Footman

6 February 2025 | £9.99

The most captivating debut of 2024, ‘It must be read’ — Lisa Taddeo

An exquisite debut novel weaving together the voices of three young women in Japan and the UK as the threads of their lives twist and entangle in unexpected ways

Lisa Rogak

6 March 2025 | £16.99

The incredible untold story of four women who helped win the second world war by generating a wave of black propaganda.

Louise Kenward

6 March 2025 | £16.99

‘An anthology to treasure and return to’ — Elinor Cleghorn

A first-of-its-kind anthology of nature writing by authors living with chronic illness and physical disability.

Antonia Hylton

27 March 2025 | £9.99

New York Times Bestseller

A devastating look at how mental health ‘care’ has been historically used to oppress the Black community in the United States – told through the prism of a segregated asylum, Crownsville Hospital for the Negro Insane in Maryland.

Neha Dixit

24 April 2025 | £22.00

A searing account of urbanlife in modern India, told through the eyes of an ordinary working class Muslim woman, Syeda X.

Sabrin Hasbun

8 May 2025 | £16.99

A family memoir that retraces the love story between the author’s Palestinian father and Italian mother.

Yasmin Zaher

15 May 2025 | £14.99

The Coin is not a wonderful beginning that promises masterpieces to come – it already is a masterpiece’ — Slavoj Zizek

Abold and unabashed novel about a young Palestinian woman’s unravelling as she teaches at a New York City middle school, gets caught up in a scheme reselling Birkin bags, and strives to gain control over her body and mind.

Tawseef Khan

19 June 2025 | £9.99

‘A compassionate, beautifully told portrait’ — Guy Gunaratne

At once a polyphonic exploration of the UK immigration system and the story of one woman’s attempt to find a life for herself amidst the pressures of her job

Amber Massie-Blomfield

26 June 2025 | £9.99

‘A fascinating, passionate and political case for art’s world-changing power, by a fizzingly good writer’ — Robert Macfarlane

An urgent reminder that art can make a human life more bearable, and can be a means of building the things that a person needs to survive the bleakest circumstances.

Emma Garland

17 July 2025 | £22.00

A deep dive into emo music, that most divisive of 00s subcultures, from a music journalist who was there – eyeliner, lip piercings, long fringes and all

Ayala Panievsky

7 August 2025 | £16.99

A ground-breaking guide to how the media’s self-censorship in the face of populist politics threatens democracy.

Maurice J Casey

7 August 2025 | £14.99

‘An extraordinary trip through 20th century history’ — Séamas O’Reilly

The extraordinary story of a group of forgotten radicals who found themselves drawn to communist Moscow’s hotbed of international revolutionary activity: the Hotel Lux

David Brydan

21 August 2025 | £20.00

A fascinating cultural history of intelligence.

Elizabeth Norton

4 September 2025 | £25.00

A fascinating history of female rulers across time and across the world

Michael Kleber Diggs

26 February 2026 | £16.99

A powerful exploration of race and swimming by a writer who ‘see[s] the world whole, allowing daily intimacies against a backdrop of social injustice’ (New York Times)