Welcome to IndieBooks on the web

Peter Owen are very pleased to be involved in an exciting new online venture, IndieBooks, which can be found here. IndieBooks is the first book retail website exclusively for Independent Publishers, bringing together a unique range of voices in publishing and providing a range of titles for readers with an eclectic and inspired taste.

In addition to the wide-range of books, covering fiction and non-fiction, the website will include features on authors, publishers, event listings and advice for writers. Opening titles from us include The Year of the Hare, I Live Under A Black Sun and Exile but there are also some other highly interesting publishers on there too, so log on and find out more now

Edgar Allan Poe Review

Our book on Edgar Allan Poe, A Dream Within A Dream, is now released in the United States and has received a very positive review in Publishers Weekly. Library Journal will also be reviewing this important work soon

Idle Years reviewed in the Review of Middle Easter Studies

We have had a very positive review of The Idle Years from the Review of Middle Eastern Studies. This was the first English translation of one of the giants of Turkish literature. Click here for more details on this great writer

Year of the Hare on Book Group

Bookgroup Info is a highly recommended site providing information for readers, book groups, reading groups and book clubs. We were very pleased to hear from them as they have chosen to review The Year of the Hare this month. To see this review and find out more about them, click here

Coverage for the Press Book

John Slattery, the respected media commentator, has mentioned
The Press Book by Brian Braithwaite here

Circus Mania mention in The Stage

The author of our forthcoming book on the circus, Douglas McPherson has written a piece for The Stage where the book gets a mention. Circus Mania will be released in the New Year.

Arthur's Day coverage for Arthur's Round

The celebrations in Ireland and across the world has seen us getting coverage for our book on the brewing legend by his direct descendent, Patrick Guinness. Arthur's Round has been mentioned in both The Irish Times and The Irish Daily Mail