About Five Leaves Publications
Five Leaves has been publishing since 1996, with now around 200 titles on its backlist. Their areas of interest include fiction (including crime and young adult fiction), Jewish secular culture, social history and poetry. As well as Five Leaves itself, their imprints include New London Editions (reissues of classic London fiction), Bromley House Editions (reissues of forgotten Nottingham books), Crime Express (crime fiction novellas) and Richard Hollis (literary and memoir).
Five Leaves' writers are from the East Midlands, national and international, with some work in translation from Catalan, from refugee writers and in dual language Yiddish/English, Arabic/English though their main work stems from our radical and literary roots in this country.
Five Leaves' list includes books by well-known writers including David Belbin, Stephen Booth, Berlie Doherty and John Harvey but they stand firmly in the small press tradition. Their books are widely reviewed, and many of their authors are available for readings and workshops. Five Leaves also jointly organises the long-standing Lowdham Book Festival and the more recent States of Independence project, the latter comprising an annual event for Midlands' independent presses and those who write for them.
Featured Titles
 | Adrift in Soho by Colin Wilson New edition of 1950s novel by one of the best-known 'Angry Young Men' of his generation. £8.99 |  | Barons Court, All Change by Terry Taylor The man whose life inspired Colin MacInnes' classic London novel Absolute Beginners, and the first novel to mention LSD. £9.99 |
 | Maps by Ross Bradshaw A quirky compendium of essays on maps, places and people. £7.99 |  | The Furnished Room by Laura Del-Rivo Filmed as the cult 60s film West II. £9.99 |
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PO Box 8786
Nottingham
NG1 9AW
United Kingdom