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Welcome!

To contact us, please e-mail us at timroux@nightpublishing.com.

Our role in the world is to publish and promote as many great books as possible to those who like an exciting and challenging read. We will be publishing at least 50 'indie' writers during 2010. Our motto is that "Good books must be published".

Night Reading

We have launched Night Reading to encourage authors to load first chapters of any and all of your books there so that readers (and other writers) can see what is new, exciting and different. Every month we run a poll of 10 books and we will publish the winner of the poll in paperback. We will also cherry-pick at least another four books to publish each month and promote the books of 'indie' fellow travellers as well.

Join the revolution. It is like the 60's all over again!

Mel Nicolai - 7 Remote Mysteries & 1 Delay
The equally humourous and zany follow-up to his classic experimental novella 'The Case'

Bob Ellal - By These Things Men Live
Bob's fight with cancer recalls Primo Levi's survival of the Holocaust
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Lashings of humour, emotion and gangster action from Danny Birch

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The story of how a respectable London architect woke up in the body of a Northern gangster

Stephen Sangirardi - Monday Afternoon
A love affair that reminds you of how exciting adultery can be

George Polley - The Old Man and the Monkey
One of the most elegant and powerful allegories of racism of all time

Richrd Sutherland - The Unitary Authority of Ersatz
A fine collection of sharp, witty and intelligent short stories and poems

Ian Parks - LOVE POEMS
Described as the greatest love poet of his generation

Tony Flynn - The Mermaid Chair
A deeply human and humane body of work from one of Britain's top poets

....at last
A collection of real-life short stories and poems with a hint (or more) of love and passion

Stuart Aken - Breaking Faith
A libertine study of the morals of the age in 1970s Northern England

David Makinson - Just A One Night Stand
A story of teenage pregnancy from the year passion was invented in the UK (1963)

Paul Perry - Buenos Aires: a train ride over the rainbow
Street level poetry from an American in Buenos Aires (Argentina)

Minnette Coleman - The Blacksmith's Daughter
A classic Jane Austin style tale of the rise of the black middle classes in 1920s Atlanta, Georgia

K.J. Rigby - Little Guide to Unhip
This is a moment of truth. Well, it may be a moment to lie to yourself!

George Polley - Grandfather and the Raven
More fables in the name of humanity and decency by George Polley in his mesmerising style

Minnette Coleman - No Death By Unkown Hands
A kindly man of God is accused of a rape which never happened. Based on a true story

Carolyn Allen - Knifing the Famous
Part autobiography, part biography, this really gets under the skin of Lord Lucan's plastic surgeon

Tim Roux - Shade+Shadows
And suddenly, silently, they simply disappeared

Diane Nelson - Dancing in the Dark
Erotic tales and fairy tales coming, literally, very soon

LA Dale - Perhaps .... Perhaps
Not so romantic as it might first appear! - coming to Night Publishing soon

Maria K. - Ukrainian Vignettes
Part charming, part horrifying, generally fond memories of a childhood in the Ukraine

Tim Roux - Missio
The magical tale of the boy whose father drowned at sea

Joanne Ellis - Spoilt
Classic killer-thriller, winner of the May-June 2010 'First Chapter of the Month' competition

The Eye of Erasmus - Teresa Geering
The truly mesmeric fable of a man who must find his love in a different time where danger lurks

Charlotte Castle - Simon's Choice
If your child were ill and destined for heaven where she will be lonely, would you go with her?

Diane Nelson - Mounted Exercises
Interlocking tales of love, break-ups, traumas and joys based around an equestrian school

Tim Roux - Girl on a Bar Stool
When Adam saw this girl in a bar and thought she was an angel come to earth, she was!

The Wedding Gift - Kathleen McKenna
A breathtaking extravaganza of murder, haunting, social satire, comedy and chicklit

Catherine Chisnall - Descending
Aching account of a love affair between teacher and pupil reminiscent of Rosamond Lehmann

George Fripley - You Can't Polish A Turd
A must-read before you join the civil service and for a second time on your way to the top

Steve Jensen - The Poison of a Smile
Coming soon- This is not a house you want to enter. These are not people you want to know.