Feral Angels Press publishes poetry and prose with intrepid eloquence and the power of true speaking. We believe in the power of poetry, prose and story as folk medicine. The qualities we hope to bring to the world in our writing include clarity, good storytelling, duende, music, a wabi sabi kind of organic elegance, and a whole lot of bite.
If this is your kind of writing, then you've come to the right place. Welcome, friend.
All our books are now sold on a sliding scale: you choose how much to pay. We’ve put together a guide here to help you choose. This is a radical innovation - we don’t know of any other bookseller or publisher doing this and we’re proud that our books are accessible as well as beautiful and strong.
As well as new titles, of which At the Orphans’ Door is the first, Feral Angels Press stocks Tom Hirons’ books published by Hedgespoken Press, which he co-ran with Rima Staines until 2023.
We ship worldwide, but we're a tiny business, so please be patient. We usually post out once a week. If you need something urgently, please add a note to your order - better still, send us an email.
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Our work is printed on 100% recycled paper and card (with FSC-certified card in a very few cases) and all our books are printed by workers’ co-ops in the UK.
These values are fundamental to the way we work. We don't want a hidden trail of costs in the production of what we do.
Those who work for and with us get paid fairly and treated well. If this means we have to charge more for our work, then it just goes to show that quality and respect are more important than selling things at rock-bottom prices. We could get our books printed overseas on terrible-quality paper by workers being exploited in a host of ways. We don't want that. Do you? We hope you'll find that our work is of the highest quality in every respect, both in its visible aspects and those that are usually hidden.