WELCOME ...
... to Two Ravens Press, an independent publisher of contemporary British and international literature based in the north-west Highlands of Scotland. Two Ravens Press is run by two writers with a passion for language and for books that are non-formulaic and that take risks. Our books have been longlisted for, shortlisted for, or have won a number of major literary awards, including the international IMPAC award, the Scottish Arts Council Book of the Year, The Saltire Society Book of the Year, the Saltire Society Homecomings Award, the McKitterick Prize, and the inaugural Robin Jenkins Literary Award.
For more detailed information about us and why we publish, please visit the 'About Us' page.
Use the menu bar above to browse our author pages (including interviews, photographs ...) or to browse our books by category and read extracts from them. Books can be purchased securely online with a credit card or your PayPal account, at a minimum 20% of retail price, P&P-free (in the UK; a small charge applies overseas). Books can be ordered from this website only one month ahead of publication date.
If you're a trade customer, you can download Advance Information Sheets for our 2009 and forthcoming 2010 titles from the relevant book pages.
Do read our blog about life as a small publisher in the middle of nowhere – or the centre of the universe, depending on your perspective – with a few anecdotes about life down on the croft thrown in.
Now available: Two Ravens Press e-books!
Our e-books are available from this website at around half the cost of the printed book. Click here to browse.
What they say about us ...
'Two Ravens Press are prepared to take risks and as a result are one of the most interesting publishers around'
SCOTT PACK, THE FRIDAY PROJECT
'The most talked-about publisher in Scotland' PUBLISHING NEWS
'Two Ravens have been creating a stir since they started in 2006, and in a time when major publishing houses are full of doom and gloom, the small independent press has been a beacon of light in the darkness, publishing quality work on a tight budget to considerable acclaim.'
DOUG JOHNSTONE,
HI-Arts' 'Northings' Magazine