Foreshore Books has acquired the UK English-language rights to To Save the Colours, the celebrated debut novel by Italian actress and author Aurora Ruffino, in
Publication scheduled for Summer 2027, marking fifty years since the death of Elvis Presley Foreshore Books is delighted to announce the acquisition of Late Night
Actor and playwright Catherine Jansen-Ridings discusses her debut historical novel The Shame Child, a gripping story of survival, motherhood and the women left behind in
From Consulting Room to Crime Fiction: An Interview with Michael Crisp, author of What Can’t Be Unseen. After more than two decades working as a
Darlene by Phillip Michael Shirley is a literary noir novella examining desire, psychiatric authority, and the quiet violence of treatment. Spare, unsettling, and morally unflinching,
“Kiwi took over — I simply followed.” Roger Emms’ controversial, fearless and unsettling novel About Your Daughter. Interview by Phil M. Shirley It was a
Foreshore Books, the small press imprint of Foreshore Publishing, is delighted to announce the acquisition of Sermon of the Wolf, a poignant, powerful, and masterfully
From the director known for work on The Avengers (1998), Solo: A Star Wars Story (2018), and The Batman (2022). Foreshore Books Announces The Green
As Springtime in the Bones prepares for its English debut, it offers readers a rare and resonant journey—a tale of trauma and tenacity, heartbreak and
Finding Belonging and Embracing Neurodiversity: The Heartfelt Journey of Kate McElderry’s New Novel Declan Someone (The Journey of Declan Noone). Kate McElderry’s highly anticipated debut
Foreshore has signed a timely, perceptive, and poignant book from the well-regarded American writer and academic Robert W. Norris, offering deep insight into themes of
Dive into an excerpt from The Intervention, a captivating blend of paranormal mystery, science fiction, and psychological horror by Stephanie A. Morosan. Inspired by a
