Join the fun in 2025 with a Fly on the Wall Press membership!
- Receive 25% off all our titles all year, with goodies!
- You will also receive a brand new limited edition tote bag and a year long subscription to our Substack worth £50 (weekly interviews, industry insiders, stories and writing tips).
- 5 novels, 1 short story collection, 1 short story craft collection
- Each book will be shipped at least two weeks prior to publication! That means you will receive a new book almost every month to devour. Joining halfway through the year? No problem! You will receive any book already published to begin, then books will be shipped as and when released.
Jan 17th Your Sons and Your Daughters are Beyond by Rosie Garland SHORT STORIES £11.99
Genre: Magical Realism
In this spellbinding collection, Rosie Garland blurs the line between natural and supernatural, exploring extraordinary lives that defy societal expectations. With echoes of Angela Carter, these uncanny tales weave magical realism with our deepest fears and desires, inviting readers to embrace the transformative potential within us all.
Key Themes: Identity, transformation, societal expectations
21st Feb The Wager and the Bear by John Ironmonger NOVEL £11.99
Genre: Climate Fiction
Set against the backdrop of climate change, this novel follows two men—a climate change-denying politician and a climate scientist—over five decades. Their lives intertwine through a deadly wager, leading them to a melting glacier in Greenland. This heart-stopping tale explores anger, tragedy, and enduring love amidst an unfolding global crisis.
Key Themes: Climate change, political divide, human resilience
1st May The Devil’s Draper by Donna Moore NOVEL £11.99
Genre; Historical Crime
This 1920s historical crime novel continues the story of Mabel, Glasgow's first policewoman, as she investigates abuse claims at Arrol's department store with the help of Johnnie, a cunning thief, and Beatrice, a savvy businesswoman. As the trio uncovers a scandalous truth, they find their own lives at risk.
Themes: mystery, female friendship and resilience
19th June The Others by Sheena Kalayil NOVEL £12.99
Genre: Historical Fiction
In 1989, as the DDR collapses, three young people from diverse backgrounds—Armando from Mozambique, Lolita from India, and East German Theo—find their lives intersecting in a small Baltic city. Against the backdrop of sweeping political change, they become entangled in a poignant love triangle, navigating secrets, lies, and unexpected connections.
Key Themes: Cultural diversity, political upheaval
1st September Witchborne by Rachel Grosvenor NOVEL £11.99.
Genre: Fantasy
Set in medieval Locklear, this novel follows Agnes, a woman with the ability to touch fire without being burned. As accusations of witchcraft threaten the town's women, Agnes must navigate societal expectations while harbouring her dangerous secret.
Key Themes: Female empowerment, societal conformity, motherhood
1st October The Water That May Come by Amy Liliwall NOVEL £11.99
Genre: Speculative Fiction
In a Britain facing environmental catastrophe, four characters—Pinko, Jane, Ashleigh, and Gavin—struggle for survival as rising seas threaten to engulf the nation. The novel explores themes of immigration, identity, and belonging in a post-Brexit Europe.
Key Themes: Climate change, refugee crisis, social inequality
1st December The Subtle Art of Short Fiction - essays by Dr. Kerry Hadley-Pryce, Daisy Johnson and more CRAFT BOOK £13.99
The Subtle Art of Short Fiction explores the power of short fiction in today's fragmented world. Renowned authors and critics offer advanced techniques for crafting nuanced, impactful stories. Learn to master subtext, micro-tension, and sensory minimalism while addressing modern themes. Ideal for experienced writers seeking to refine their skills in this sophisticated art form, or those who love short fiction, and want to learn about the craft behind it.
