PUBLISHING
SMALL BOOKS FOR
BIG CHANGE
LAUNCH COLLECTION
We’re currently selling books from our first collection. Each colourful collectable pocket-sized book is a first-hand experience written to inspire conversation and make change.
Ingrid Enriquez-Donissaint writes on representation. Remembering summer days spent at a Montreal-based Haitian cultural centre as a child, she unravels what feeling seen means to her. Something not achieved by box ticks or job titles, but by layered stories found in the songs we sing, food we taste, people we meet, and perhaps above all: the questions we ask.
Ingrid Enriquez-Donissaint (she/her) is a brand strategist, founder and keen ethnographer.
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Edition: First Edition
Publication Date: Summer 2024
Book: A6 (105 x 148mm) perfect bound
Papers: 270gsm for cover, 120gsm for inner papers
Katee Hui writes on belonging, recounting her founding of a women’s football club in East London and the deep friendships that followed, on and off the field. It is a heartbreaking and joyous celebration of team spirit, evidencing that space for women's sports isn’t just about equal access to fitness, but for many, it is about chosen family.
Katee Hui MBE (she/her) is a strategist and founder of Laces Community Football Club.
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Edition: First Edition
Publication Date: Summer 2024
Book: A6 (105 x 148mm) perfect bound
Papers: 270gsm for cover, 120gsm for inner papers
Jo Corrall writes on hormones and mental health in this unfiltered experience of life with Premenstrual dysphoric disorder (PMDD) and its pendulous impact on her sense of identity. This is a direct, explicit and gut-wrenching account that sheds light on the raw reality of gender-related health inequality.
Jo Corrall (she/her) is a sex education campaigner and founder of This is a Vulva.
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Edition: First Edition
Publication Date: Summer 2024
Book: A6 (105 x 148mm) perfect bound
Papers: 270gsm for cover, 120gsm for inner papers
Wren Lee writes on doubt and strength, in both the mental and physical sense. Journeying through trauma and triumph, Lee reflects on the human need to survive and the great outdoors’ part in that, challenging readers to reframe their relationship with the voice all of us have inside of our heads.
Wren Lee (she/her) is a sportsperson advocating for mental health awareness.
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Edition: First Edition
Publication Date: Summer 2024
Book: A6 (105 x 148mm) perfect bound
Papers: 270gsm for cover, 120gsm for inner papers
Zoë Gibson Quirk writes on love and mental health, opening her heart to share her experience of crisis, and how the most everyday acts of love can mean everything. An ode to those who helped her through and an exploration into how love and connection helped her heal and have kept her well.
Zoë Gibson Quirk (she/her) is a communications expert and illustrator advocating for mental health awareness.
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Edition: First Edition
Publication Date: Summer 2024
Book: A6 (105 x 148mm) perfect bound
Papers: 270gsm for cover, 120gsm for inner papers
Shóna Slemon writes on community care, stitching stories of her past to issues of our shared present. This is a loving homage to her Irish foremothers and their acts of kinship in times of adversity and a meditation on the healing that is possible when we connect with one another - and the world around us.
Shóna Slemon (she/her) is a creative producer, community organiser and yoga teacher.
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Edition: First Edition
Publication Date: Summer 2024
Book: A6 (105 x 148mm) perfect bound
Papers: 270gsm for cover, 120gsm for inner papers
THE COLLECTION
All six of our collectable and colourful pocket-sized books on topics including community, crisis, hormones and mental health.
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