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Hello and welcome to our website. Here you'll find details of our new autumn titles, titles published in spring and summer 2009, and the rest of our catalogue arranged by region. If you'd like us to send you a printed catalogue, want to order a book, or have any questions, please contact us by phone, letter or email (for contact details click here).
       We've had several enquiries recently from overseas customers asking whether they can order from us direct. The answer is yes, and we can arrange payment by Paypal. Just send us an email (click here) letting us know which book or books you'd like, and we'll organise arrangements for payment via your debit or credit card, and send your order to you. As for postage charges, we'll work out the cost of delivery by air or surface mail (whichever you prefer) and charge that, less the cost of UK postage (as we don't charge for deliveries within the UK). We still prefer cheques from UK customers if possible (old-fashioned as we are) but Paypal is fine if that's your best option.

The following books were launched in November 2009:
  • Roses Round the Door?: Rural images, realities & responses: Herefordshire, 1830s-1930s by Tim Ward
  • Place-names of Herefordshire by Bruce Coplestone-Crow
  • Parties, Polls and Riots: Politics in 19th-century Radnorshire by Keith Parker
  • Dr Davies, his book: Tales of a Country Doctor
  • new revised edition of The Story of Ross by Pat Hughes and Heather Hurley
  • Leominster Revisited by Tim Ward
For details, click here.

We still have one more new book to launch this year: Orchard: a year in the life of a Herefordshire cider orchard – photographs by Gareth Rees-Roberts

to be launched at Aardvark Books in Brampton Bryan on Saturday December 12th

All this season's new titles and a selection of our other books will be for sale at the Logaston Press bookstall at Hereford Cider Museum's Food and Gift Fair on Thursday December 3rd from 10 till 5.

Meanwhile, we – and our authors – are hard at work on a number of books for next year, including:
  • revised reprint of Castles and Moated Sites of Herefordshire by Ron Shoesmith
  • Shropshire Almshouses by Sylvia Watts
  • a new history of Worcester by Pat Hughes and Annette Leech
  • The Cathedrals, Abbeys and Priories of Wales by Tim McCormick
  • Regime and Religion: Shrewsbury 1400-1700 by Barbara Coulton
  • a book on the Shropshire Home Guard by Bernard Lowry