Elsewhen Press

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A small independent publisher specialising in Speculative Fiction, based in the South East of England, established in 2011. Posts here will be by Peter, Editorial Director and general factotum. #SFF

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Set in a parallel world in which large swathes of East Anglia and the South have been lost to rising sea levels, These Fated Gifts tells the story of estranged twin sisters, Elin and Bryn, fated to defend both old world and new from the man who orphaned them.

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Revealing the cover of Amy Orrell’s forthcoming fantasy novel These Fated Gifts, a dramatic tale of magic, power, love and the need to belong. Out 16 Oct 2026. Amy herself painted the beautiful cover.

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Congratulations to Amy Orrell and Keith Miller who have both had their latest book from Elsewhen Press chosen as semifinalists in the Small Spec Book Awards.

Cover image of The Witch's Journey by Keith Miller. A girl with red hair blowing in the wind, in front of stormy waves, holding a golden keyCover image of Tomorrow Was Beautiful Once by Amy Orrell. A red city landscape reflected in water and in the sky above, with bright sunlight in the middle of the image between the city and the sky 'reflection'.
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Out today: The Cedar & The Sapphire by Miles Nelson, the delightful sequel to his The Forge & The Flood. Continuing the story of the Lutra and the Ailura, and especially Indigo and Sienna, the book is once again about love and hope, and those who support you when you're struggling.

Cover image by Miles Nelson, for his The Cedar & The Sapphire. On a white background, two animals sit facing away from the viewer between grass and yellow flowers. On the left is a Lutra (like an otter) with blue fur dappled with light grey speckles. On the right is an Ailura (like a red panda) with a brown coat and a bushy tail ringed with white stripes. The two animals are snuggled together, tails intertwined.
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Book launch for Rosie Oliver's A Truth Beyond Sense, set on Miranda (moon of Uranus) at Satellite 9 on Sat 17.30. Rosie will read, answer questions, sell and sign copies. There will be refreshments!

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We are thrilled to reveal the cover of Rosie Oliver's new book, A Truth Beyond Sense, created by Alex Storer. Out on May 15th. Hear a reading from Rosie at Satellite 9 in Glasgow later in May.

Cover by Alex Storer, of A Truth Beyond Sense by Rosie Oliver. Grey, textured rock background, around the edges foliage and plants suggestive of greenhouses used to grow food. In the middle, a hole, apparently looking into a tunnel with stalactites and stalagmites, a bright light source at the far end permeates the tunnel with a greenish light, a figure in a space suit struggling to walk between the stalagmites.
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We're on our way to #Eastercon2026 in Birmingham.
Hopefully the roads won't be jammed yet!
We'll be in the Dealers' hall all weekend, and have a launch event on Saturday afternoon at 4:30.
Come and say hello… and maybe buy some books ;-)

Image showing the covers of the two books being ‘launched’ on Saturday at 16:30 in the Sussex Room at Eastercon: The Fall of Faerie by Rebecca Hall, and Fourth Seed by Terry Jackman. Also photographs of the two authors. It also mentions that the launch event includes Readings, Signings, and Refreshments.
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We are excited to be able to reveal the cover of The fall of Faerie by Rebecca Hall, the first book in The Avalon Revolution. This new fantasy series is set on the misty isle of Avalon, but in the present not in the days of yore. Avalon is now home to humans, fae, and immortals from many pantheons.

Cover image by Alison Buck for The Fall of Faerie by Rebecca Hall, the first book in The Avalon Revolution series. The cover depicts a misty road, in a town, although no buildings can be seen through the mist, a starry sky is just visible above the mist. Wlaking out of the mist towards the viewer is a young girl perhaps aged 10 or 11, wearing fluffy white rabbit slippers, blue-green pyjamas emblazoned with rabbit faces, and clutching a stuufed rabbit toy. She has black hair hanging down in two plaits, one either side of her face. Her eyes are mysteriously not visible. Behind her, just discernable in the mist is a bus that has crashed into a lamp-post and a cyclist who has fallen off his bicycle, which is lying on the ground. At the top of the cover the words The Avalon Revolution are in white, with the title The Fall of Faerie below in larger white letters. At the bottom of the cover the name REBECCA HALL is written in golden letters.