Independent books of ideas, history and place

Stonecurrent Press is an independent publisher based in Cumbria, publishing distinctive fiction and non-fiction that examines how ideas, history and public events shape ordinary lives.

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Cover of William: A Cumberland Rebel by Ian P. Loftus

William: A Cumberland Rebel

Historical fiction · The Cumberland Chronicles

Cover of The Individual Against Authority by Ian P. Loftus

The Individual Against Authority

Philosophy and politics · Poets, Politics & Philosophy

Cover of The Awesome Power of Questions, Third Edition, by Ian P. Loftus

The Awesome Power of Questions

Business and communication · Third Edition

Cover of Field Work: A Structured Method for Observation, Second Edition, by Ian P. Loftus

Field Work

Writing and creative practice · Second Edition

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Series & collections

Follow continuing bodies of work including The Cumberland Chronicles, Poets, Politics & Philosophy and The Story Beneath.

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Discover every title by Ian P. Loftus and future Stonecurrent Press authors in one place.

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Stonecurrent Press offers selective editorial support for writers developing serious fiction and non-fiction. Each project is considered individually, with the scope and fee agreed before work begins.

About Stonecurrent Press

Established in Cumbria by writer Ian P. Loftus, Stonecurrent Press publishes books concerned with ideas, history, memory and place—and with the human lives beneath larger events.

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