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Hello and welcome to Pen Press Publishing – the self publishing imprint of Indepenpress Publishing Ltd.

With over sixteen years in publishing, we are proud to call ourselves different. We offer tailor-made publishing options across a range of budgets, providing superior quality for greater value for money.

We have a friendly in-house team who are always happy to chat to you informally, answer your questions and discuss the option that best suits your book and your budget. We are ever on the lookout for books to add to our string of successes, so why not give us a call on 01273 272758 or an email on info@penpress.co.uk to find out more. Whichever option you choose with us, we know you will be proud to have published with Pen Press.

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April Bulletin

April was a huge month for Pen Press what with the London Book Fair 2012 bringing opportunities from all over the world for our titles. Just some of the attention our books received this month include:

Confirmed Waterstones signings up and down the country. Newspaper and magazine features in numerous local presses and national press such as The Spectator. Major online reviews, including British Romance Fiction, and a radio interview with BBC Radio Wales. Also, a huge congratulations to David Edwards, the author of The Ebb and Flow, for his nomination for Wales Book of the Year.

Here’s to an even better May!

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Waterstones Recommended Read

Pen Press title Not A Day Passes by Alison Clarke made the Waterstones 'handpicked' list this week, proudly alongside bestselling authors Joanna Trollope and Hilary Mantel.

Chosen by Waterstones staff, the debut novel is described as '...an uplifting story of the triumph of the human spirit, spanning sixty years'. Get your copy from Waterstones, here.

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AN OLYMPIC READ

Get ready for the 2012 Olympics with The Donovan Twins adventure, OLYMPIC MIND GAMES by Robert Ronsson.

It's 2012 - Britain is gripped by Olympic Games fever and the world has a climate crisis. But 13-year-old Jack Donovan has something much more worrying on his mind. Hiding out in the safest place in the UK - London's Olympic Village - Jack is fighting a force committed to global destruction.

A great read to get children and young adults excited about the London Olympic Games later this year. Get your copy in PAPERBACK or on KINDLE, now!

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