CB editions publishes short fiction, poetry, translations
and other work which, as the Guardian noted, ‘might
otherwise fall through the cracks between the big publishers’. More > |  |  | | | Ordering | | All titles are listed on the Books page, with links to individual pages where the books may be bought securely from this site. Free delivery
for all UK orders. For orders from abroad, please press the
appropriate button on the page. | | | | | Special offers | | | Order any title from this site and write ‘Allen’ in the ‘instructions to merchant’ box as you check through Paypal and Fergus Allen, Before Troy will be added in free. The regular offers are two books for £13.50, three for £20: the titles to which the offers apply change regularly (they are currently two Hofmann titles for £13.50 and three poetry books – Stephen Knight, J. O. Morgan – for £20). More > | | | | | Sonofabook | | | CBe’s blog, regularly updated. Go > | | | | | New titles | | To download a pdf of the 2013 catalogue of new titles, click here.
| | | | Free Verse poetry book fair
| | Free Verse 2013: The Poetry Book Fair will be at the Conway Hall, London, on Saturday, 7 September. Initiated by CBe in 2011 and now organised by CBe, Chrissy Williams and Joey Connolly, the book fair presents and sells direct to the public (free entry) the work of 50 poetry publishers from thoughout the UK. More details on the Free Verse website.
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– Nicholas Lezard, Guardian
‘the excellent new CB editions’
– Alan Hollinghurst, Guardian
‘the admirable CB editions’
– Boyd Tonkin, Independent
‘the enterprising CB editions’
– Geoff Dyer, Guardian
‘the enterprising CB editions’
– Ben Wilkinson, Times Literary Supplement
‘the estimable CB editions’
– Dai George, Poetry Review
‘CB editions’ books are starting to look iconic’
– Luke Kennard, Poetry London
‘dedicated to publishing surprising books’
– Sunday Times
‘the one-man wonder that is CB editions’
– John Self, Asylum
‘the publishing miracle that is CB editions’
– Notes from a Fruit Store
‘the wonderfully eclectic, quietly iconoclastic CBe’
– Mike Loveday, Eyewear
‘the consistently amazing CB editions’
– Robin Boothroyd, The Cold Tap Sings
‘the admirably wayward CB editions’
– Jeremy Noel-Tod, The Lyre
‘CB editions, one of the most original and enterprising of the small presses’
– Nicholas Murray, Guardian
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