Gatehouse Press is an East Anglian based publishing house. Our aim is to support new writers, primarily through publishing poetry and short story.
Splitfish
Divided into four strands, Splitfish explores themes of violence, mental illness and, ultimately, recovery and renewal, without recourse to sentimentality.
Broadcasting
In 1942 villages were chosen for requisition by the Armed Forces. Broadcasting features real and imaginary villagers who gave up their homes and their land with less than 21 days notice.
House of the Deaf Man
Artist Tom de Freston and poet Andrea Porter explore the dark images Goya created on the walls of his house Quinta del Sordo.
Cabbage Creek and Holkham Bay
East Anglia splashes out – find out why in this collection of new stories and poems by ten East Anglian writers.
Another Use of Canvas
In addition to being a wrestler, Angus Sinclair is a photo-artist and a graduate of the Norwich College of Arts.
Flesh and Blood
The work of thirteen authors, many of whom have published poetry and short stories before and whom send their special thanks to Tom Corbett, MD of Gatehouse Press and leader of Gatehouse Writers.
Latest News
Splitfish Launch Event
Gatehouse Press invites you to celebrate the launch of Splitfish by Kiran Millwood Hargrave at the Poetry Society, London with readings from special guests Helen Mort and Jaya Savige.
Cafe Writers Norfolk Commission 2012
In 1942 five Breckland villages were chosen for requisition by the Armed Forces and residents were given less than 21 days to leave their land and homes. Broadcasting features real and imaginary villagers who gave up their homes and their land.
Aldeburgh at Snape
It is a remarkable feat, that with such thorough preparation (folders with instructions, boxes of bits including pins, spare paper, pencils, handouts), us volunteers turn up on the Friday, pick up and become the scaffold for this well honed festival.
Lighthouse Blog
Review – The Hitcher (Hannah Lowe)
Chris Ogden returns to the Lighthouse blog to review The Rialto’s 2011 pamphlet – The Hitcher by Hannah Lowe.
Game Spaces Part 5: Sleep Furiously
Gideon Koppel’s film about life in a Welsh village is heartbreaking if you’ve ever lived in the Welsh countryside. It’s a mirror of my childhood, down to the school with its small dining hall where even now I can see the blue plastic cups lined up for us to drink, the dregs of silver-topped milk lining the bottles on the counter.
Review – The Chicken Diaries
Andy MCDonnell reviews “Bork!”, poetry pamphlet by Diana Gittins.
Email Updates
Sign up for email alerts and get notified when a new book is released or a new event is announced...
Your details are safe with us.
You can unsubscribe at any time by following the link in any email update.