Category: Press Updates
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The Eden’s Alternative to Appeasement ebook is out now!
This is the first and most important (and exciting) part of this week’s update. You can buy the ebook of Eden’s Alternative to Appeasement from the kobo store here: https://www.kobo.com/gb/en/ebook/eden-s-alternative-to-appeasement . It should also be going live shortly on other ebook sites — most notably Amazon — over the next week or so. We’ll certainly…
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Eden’s Alternative to Appeasement will be with us very soon…
It’s been a long week in some respects, we’ve been through a few rounds of Eproofs to ensure everything looks the way we want it to in the final book. Inevitably I spot something new and small, but just annoying enough to want it changed every time a new proof comes through, and then we…
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Eden’s Alternative to Appeasement has been sent to press
Well, that headline is not quite technically accurate to how the process actually operates, but it’s the most succinct way to explain where we now are. So where exactly are we? The final book files have been submitted to our platform provider and they will shortly generate final proofs. Once we’ve checked those for any…
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Happy Easter
Easter came early on in our school holidays down here in Devon, with Good Friday the first day off school we were plunged straight into the long weekend. The weather is currently beautiful here, and with every grass verge sprouting bluebells, whitebells and the odd pinkbell, East Devon is full of colour. I am therefore…
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Eden’s Alternative to Appeasement — the latest
We’re thrilled to announce that we’ve settled on a cover design for Eden’s Alternative to Appeasement! As well as our “blurb” text for the back cover: As Foreign Secretary in Neville Chamberlain’s Cabinet in 1937, Eden didn’t believe in appeasing the German and Italian dictatorships or the militaristic Japanese regime. Instead, he wanted to confront…
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Moving things along…
Following on from last week’s update, this week is more of a status report. I decided posting nothing at all might be a slippery slope to abandoning what I find to be a useful discipline, so instead I’m just going to say a little about what I’m up to. Think of it as a kind…
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An update that’s actually an update
This week I’m going to take a break from offering publishing advice and instead give a short update on what is happening here at Tithebarn at the moment. Suffice to say it’s been an exciting first quarter so far. To begin with, I’m thrilled to announce that we’ve signed our first two authors. More on…
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What does the future of book publishing look like?
I’ve been working in publishing long enough to know that anybody who tells you they know what the industry will look like on a ten or twenty year time scale is probably either deluded, or trying to sell you something. Quite probably both. In fact predicting the future in publishing is actually quite paradoxical. The…
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The end of our first calendar year
The start of 2026 marks four months since the public launch of Tithebarn Press. The change of year feels like a good time for reflection on how far we’ve come already and where we’re hoping to get to this coming year. If we’re tracking progress over 2025 then we really need to go back to…
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Merry Christmas
I’m taking a little break this week to spend time with my family, with just a couple of bits of manuscript to look at. A significant proportion of my regular readers won’t be celebrating Christmas, but for those who are — whether you’re roasting chestnuts on an open fire, or throwing another shrimp on the…
