RED BOOKS

Red Books Press

Publishing

Red Books Press was formed in 2020 in the midst of the Covid-19 pandemic. So far we have published thirty-six books and twelve anthologies, with much more in the planning and development stages. We also run three literary and arts journals: the Wexford Bohemian, Wexford Women Writing Undercover, and Tales from Beyond.

Getting involved

How to submit work — what to send, who to, and what happens next. To be confirmed.

Get in touch

The journals

The Wexford Bohemian, Wexford Women Writing Undercover, and Tales from Beyond.

  • Wexford Bohemian, Issue 1 — launched 14 August 2020 (sold out)
  • Wexford Bohemian, Issue 2 — launched 30 October 2020 (sold out)
  • Wexford Women Writing Undercover — launched 7 March 2021 (sold out)
  • A Little Bit of Magic: Stories by Children of Wexford in Lockdown — launched 31 October 2021 (sold out)
  • Wexford Women Writing Undercover, second edition — launched 2 February 2022
  • Wexford Bohemian, Issue 3 — launched 10 June 2022
  • Wexford Women Writing Undercover, third edition — launched 2 July 2022
  • Wexford Bohemian, Issue 4 — launched 4 November 2022
  • Wexford Women Writing Undercover, fourth edition — launched 15 July 2023
  • Wexford Bohemian, Issue 5 — launched 21 October 2023
  • Wexford Bohemian, Issue 6 — launched 26 October 2024
  • Tales from Beyond, Vol 1 — launched 4 April 2025
  • Tales from Beyond, Vol 2 — launched 30 October 2025
  • Tales from Beyond, Vol 3 — launched 27 June 2026

Everything we’ve published

Not all of it is still in print. What is available to buy is below.

  • Every Second Second — Dan Finn
  • Follow the Sun: How two rebel neuroscientists solved Covid-19 — Sean O'Nualláin
  • Through a Farmer's Eyes — Mattie White
  • All of them, Hipsters — Zeff Ryder
  • The Hydra Syndrome — Daithi Kavanagh
  • Collection of the Night Poems — Dean Bolger
  • The Embarrassing Superpowers Club: The Gifting — Richard Williams
  • Top Garden Afterlife — Alan Dobbs
  • Eitilt — Alan Davis & Sarah O'Brien
  • Light Alchemy — Pippi Firman & Deirdre McGarry
  • Plays — Eamonn Colfer
  • The Storm — Daithi Kavanagh
  • Bronagh — AoifeRose O'Brien
  • Nuvor #1 — Tiarnan O'Grady
  • The New One: Reality, Beauty and the Sacred — Sean O'Nualláin
  • A wilderness of my own: Diary of an artist through lockdown — Helen Gaynor
  • Cruel & Vicious — Alanna Hammel
  • Nuvor #2 — Tiarnan O'Grady
  • Along the Grassy Path — Liam Regan
  • When I Grow Up I Want To Be — Alanna Hammel
  • County Wexford's Revolutionary War: The Collected Books of Seamus Mac Suain
  • Views from the Field — Mattie White
  • Lost Boy — Stephen Barnes
  • Wexford — Kathleen Browne (historic reprint)
  • One More Bell to Ring — John Cooney
  • Professor Harriet — John Atkinson
  • Making Waves — Imelda Carroll
  • Down on the Farm — Chris Black
  • Sportsman Mick: A Lifetime in Local Sports — Mick Carty
  • Kaleidoscope Times — Anne Ireton
  • Towards the Mountains of Liberty: 1798 at the Northern tip of County Wexford — Fionntán Ó Súilleabháin
  • Mayglass Holy Tower — compiled by Bernard Browne
  • Second Time Around — Conor Lyons
  • Professor Harriet: Secrets Unveiled — John Atkinson
  • Finally Finite — Odhran Somers
  • Farewell to America — Steve Huenneke
  • Bohemian Whirlpools — Anne Ireton
  • More Unwashed Shorts — Richard Williams
  • Between Husbands — Deirdre McGarry
  • War Stories — Steve Huenneke
  • Muses and Musings — Aoife Byrne