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Kat Sinclair March 2022 Order Please Press for £6.00
Roz Kaveney June 2021 Buy Ballads: Nightsongs & Neckverses for £7.50	Azad Ashim Sharma, Ashwani Sharma, Kashif Sharma-Patel June 2021 Buy Suburban Finesse for £6
Mira Mattar February 2021 Buy Affiliation for £6	Helen Charman September 2020 Buy In the Pleasure Dairy for £6
Alex MacDonald September 2020 Buy Delicious All Day for £6	Nicky Melville August 2020 Buy Abbodies Cold: SPECTRE for £6
Mai Ivfjäll August 2020 Buy Weep Hole for £6	Vahni Capildeo January 2020 Buy Odyssey Calling for £6 | Buy elsewhere
Amy Todman December 2019 Buy (g)love for £6 | Buy elsewhere	Maria Sledmere August 2019 Buy nature sounds without nature sounds for £6 | Buy elsewhere
Caitlín Doherty June 2019 Buy Endland for £6	Nisha Ramayya June 2019 Buy In Me the Juncture for £6 | Buy elsewhere
Sarah Brazil & Sarah Bernstein (eds) May 2019 More stock coming soon | Buy elsewhere | about	Ellen Dillon May 2019 Buy Sonnets to Malkmus for £8  | Buy elsewhere
Imogen Cassels October 2018 Sold out	Naomi Weber September 2018 Buy And All of a Sudden we Miss Everyone for £6
Roz Kaveney September 2018 Buy | Buy elsewhere | about	Adam Roberts September 2018 More stock coming soon | Buy elsewhere
Tom Betteridge July 2018   Sold out	Wallace Runnymede July 2018 Buy Centrifugue for £6
Alice Tarbuck March 2018 Sold out	Daisy Lafarge August 2017 Sold out
Eley Williams July 2017 Buy Frit for £6	Emilia Weber July 2017 Sold out
Nicky Melville March 2017 Sold out	RK March 2017 Sold out
Anne-Laure Coxam November 2016 Sold out	Sally-Shakti Willow and Joe Evans October 2016 Sold out
Karl M.V. Waugh September 2016 Buy elsewhere	Tom Jenks  July 2016 Buy elsewhere
Jennifer Cooke October 2015 Buy Apocalypse Dreams for £5

Now That’s What I Call …

We have one or two copies left of Now That’s What I Call New Poetry and Prose Predominantly From Leicester. Enquire via the contact form if you’d like to receive one.

Collaborations

Naomi Weber’s And All of a Sudden We Miss Everyone and Caitlín Doherty’s Endland are collaborations with Face Press. Ian Heames of Face Press also did the layout of Roz Kaveney’s Ballads: Nightsongs and Neckverses.

Reviews

Some reviews of our poets’ books.

Patron Requests

If you are a Sad Press patron on Patreon and would like anything you see here (no extra charge), get in touch. If we have copies we’ll pop one in the post. The same goes for anything on Sad Press games (although that’s mostly digital and pretty free anyway). Also let us know if you’re interested in a copy of any of these, not published by Sad Press but connected to Jo in various ways: Ghosts, Robots and Automatic Writing: An AI Level Study Guide (Cambridge Digital Humanities); Communicating Climate Risk: A Toolkit (AU4DM / COP26 Universities Network); Poetry and Work (Palgrave); Visualising Uncertainty: A Short Introduction (AU4DM); and Utopia on the Tabletop (Sussex Humanities Lab, forthcoming late 2022 or early 2023); we also sometimes have spare copies of recent issues of Conjurations (a tabletop roleplaying zine published by Conjured Games), Vector (a SF criticism magazine published by the BSFA), and/or Focus (a magazine for SF writers, published by the BSFA).

Back Catalogue

We’re sold out of these. But subscribe to the Sad Press Patreon, and you’ll get access to the spooky archive of all the PDFs.

Jo Lindsay Walton, Ten Laws
Samantha Walton (ed.), Vile Bodies
Samantha Walton (ed.), Landscaping Change
Lila Matsumoto, Allegories from my Kitchen
Verity Spott & Megan Alan, Four Poems
nick-e melville, Alert State is Heightened
nick-e melville, Abbodies
Samantha Walton, Strange House
Sarah Hayden, Turnpikes
Alice Tarbuck, Grid
Daisy Lafarge, understudies for air
Tom Betteridge, Body Work
Emilia Weber, Familiars
RK, Killing the Cop in Your Head

There are also copies of most titles in the British Library and other UKI legal deposit libraries, and at the MayDay Rooms Radical Poetry Archive in London.

See also poems that have upped sticks to Lila Matsumoto’s Urn & Drum (Shearsman) and Samantha Walton’s Self/Heal (Boilerhouse).