
After thirteen years and sixteen titles, Pardalote Press is about to call it a day. I am currently in the process of closing down the publishing company that has brought so many fine poetry books into being, including Karen Knight’s prize-winning
Postcards from the Asylum and the beautiful translations by Ian Johnston of ancient Chinese poetry.

I haven’t published any new books since Stuart Solman’s
In Advance of Our Broken Wings, but now it is (almost) time to close the shop. I’ll be keeping a few copies of most of the books that are still in print for a little while in case I get requests for them.

So, if you always meant to order that copy of
Waiting for the Owl or
So Much Light or
Handfeeding the Crocodile, now is the time.

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There is always sadness when a fine venture closes. However another door will open to you leading to another form of artistic and literary endeavour. Will this blog be closing too?
Thanks for your comment Mary. I will be keeping the blog going, though I only post occasionally. And I will be keeping some copies of titles in case I get requests for them. cheers, Lyn