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Welcome to Pindrop Press, an independent poetry publisher based in Glasgow with its editorial headquarters in France. The press was founded in 2010 and taken over by Sharon Black in 2016.

"Pindrop Press [...] have developed a well-deserved reputation for high value production and careful choice of poets" – Patrick Lodge in The High Window, November 2023.

Pindrop's mission is to publish poetry that is exciting, fresh and well-crafted.

If you would like to purchase any Pindrop books, please visit the Bookshop.


News

* Pindrop is delighted to announce the publication of In Transit by Chris Rice, a dazzling collection of poems about journeys, the reasons we make them and the still points they contain: arrivals, departures, attempts at escape and voyages into the unknown, as well as the journey from the end of childhood to the beginning of old age.

* Also out now is When auntie was a crow by Jo Haslam, a collection which explores the milestones of life with compassion and clarity, through the sensibility of a poet who is also a visual artist; and Jonathan Totman's The Sessions, a sequence of fifty sonnets exploring therapy from the perspective of both client and therapist.

* Due for publication later in 2024 year is work by Antony Christie, Sujatha Menon and Robin Houghton. Pindrop is very excited to welcome those poets on board.

* Congratulations to Pindrop poets Mike Barlow whose poem My Uncle Ivan was commended in the National Poetry Competition 2023, and Elisabeth Sennitt Clough whose poem The Black Dress, from her collection The Cold Store, was commended in the Forward Prizes 2023.

* Check out our latest poetry titles, all available from the online Bookshop:

In Transit

When auntie was a crow

The Sessions

Rope Of Sand
Photofit Her Whereabouts The Testes of Lenin quiet spy


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