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2026

Forthcoming publications



Where Are We Going?
Linton Scotthorne-McBraida
due July 10, 2026
From Stapleton
Stephen James Moore

due July 16, 2026
Notes for a revolution
Stephen Sunderland

due 2026

Circulation.
Martin Wakefield

due 2026
Where Are We Going?Linton Scotthorne-McBraidapaperback, perfect-boundISBN:  978-1739556693
A4 premium colour 
129 pages, perfect bound paperback
£15 + p&p order a copy by emailing us here or DM Linton or Hesterglock Press on Insta

Due out 10 July 2026
Linton is an artist from Bristol.

Also by Linton and published by Hesterglock:

                                                                                    Run (out of print)
                                                                                    For fuck's sake get real son

From StapletonStephen James Mooresoftcover, perfect-bound
ISBN: 9781739556686
48 page, full colour paperback
£10 + p&p
Contact Stephen to buy a copy here
due July 16, 2026



 “A compelling, provocative long poem; From Stapleton sings powerfully, blending psycho-geography, fragmentary urban voodoo, urgent statistics, overheard conversations and Oulipian trickery.” Brendan Cleary

Stephen is a poet based in Bristol. For more of his work check out his Substack here
Notes for a RevolutionStephen Sunderlandsoftcover, perfect-bound
Due 2026
 Stephen Sunderland is a writer, poet, and researcher working at the intersections of Surrealism, visual poetics, and therapeutic practice.

His work moves across forms—novels, poetry, essays, films, and collaborative projects—always circling the question of how imagination unsettles the ordinary and opens the world anew.

Stephen completed a practice-led PhD at the University of Salford in 2022. Its creative outcome was The Cinema Beneath the Lake, now published by Orbis Tertius Press (Canada, 2025). His research explored Surrealism, with a particular emphasis on the prose writing of surrealist women, the “everyday marvellous,” and the potential of creative practice as a site of transformation.

Stephen’s writing has appeared in numerous journals and anthologies, and he has published collections of poetry, essays, and experimental texts. Stephen has produced work for radio, television, and film — including three BBC-broadcast radio plays and a range of scripts that move between genre and experiment.

He teaches creative writing and scriptwriting at undergraduate and postgraduate level, and collaborates with artists, poets, and communities on projects exploring creativity as both a personal and collective resource.

“At the heart of my work is a conviction that imagination is not escape but encounter: a means of re-seeing the world, of touching the uncanny edges of the everyday, and of inventing new modes of relation.”

Stephen edited the amazing experimental novel, Alsdorf, which we had the honour of publishing. More info here

Much more over at Stephen’s website here


Circulation.Martin Wakefieldsoftcover, perfect-boundDue May, 2026 date tbc
Martin is a poet from London.

Also by Martin Wakefield:

Prote(s)xt imprint Cat No: P-019 - Zugunruhe £3.00 buy
Jungle Gym buy/more info
Poems You Can’t Colour In buy/more info



Extra OrdinaryDanny Clarkepaperback, small square120 x 120 mm, full colour£12 + p&p email us to BUY a copy
copies are also available from SCP, 135-139 Curtain Road, London EC2A 3BX

launch photos: Miggy Angel & Paul Hawkins
Launched Dec 2 at Love Shack, Railway Arches 297-299, Cambridge Heath Road, London E2 9HA.

Photo Poetry from an East London community mailman.

“As Danny knows, the world reveals itself to those who travel on foot.”
- Werner Herzog


For fuck’s sake get real sonLinton Scotthorne-McBraidasaddle-stitched pamphlet148 x 210 mm
32 page full colour pamphlet 
£7.50 + p&p ​To buy a copy contact Linton with your order details here www.instagram.com/linton_mcbraida/

Prints are available by Linton here

Linton is an artist currently living in and somewhere in between Manchester and Bristol, UK

Coming July 10, 2026: Where Are We Going?A new collection of photo-poetry outsider art mixing city, people, memory, anti-racist protest; glitchy cut-ups re-imagined through the experimental lens of #borismikhailov


The Parts Of The Body That StinkSJ Fowlersoftcover & ltd edition hardbackISBN: 978-1739556600
127 x 204 mm 99 pages, softcover edition £8.00 + p&p BUY

ISBN: 978-1739556662
128 x 218 mm 104 pages, ltd. edition hardback £20 + p&p BUY
cover design/artwork: Babak Safari SJ Fowler is a poet and artist. He works in the modernist and avant-garde traditions, across poetry, fiction, theatre, sonic art, visual art, installation and performance. He has published various collections of poetry and text, and been commissioned by Tate Modern, BBC Radio 3, The British Council, Tate Britain, Liverpool Biennial and Wellcome Collection. He has been translated into 21 languages and performed at venues across the world, from Mexico City to Erbil, Beijing to Tbilisi. He is the poetry editor of 3:AM Magazine, Lecturer at Kingston University, teaches at Tate Modern and is the curator of the Enemies project.

other publications from Hesterglock by SJ Fowler:

Unfinished Memmoirs Of A Hypocrit paperback buy
Aletta Ocean’s Alphabet Empire paperback buy


softcover edition, front
softcover edition, rear
Ltd. edition hardback, front
My Culture Is FlowersMiggy Angelsoftcover, perfect-boundISBN: 978-1739556655
118 pages

£10 + p&p worldwide BUY

front cover artwork: Dhiyana Hassan
Miggy Angel is a poet, workshop facilitator, event organiser, compere, editor, photographer and film-maker.

Miggy is the author of the poetry collections Grime Kerbstone Psalms published by Celandor books, Extreme Violets Book 1 & 2 (Hi-Vis Press), Boy Bestiary (Icefloe Press) & The Hour of the Dog (Salo Press).

Miggy is the facilitator of the Do Or Die Poets (a weekly creative writing workshop for people in addiction recovery).

Miggy Angel is one half of the musical project, We Bleed Ink, with producer / musician extraordinaire John Freer.

Miggy Angel is a South Londoner, who lives in Nottingham, England.  


Poems You Can’t Colour InMartin Wakefieldsoftcover, perfect-bound
ISBN 978-1-7398071-7-7
published: Sept 18, 2023

£10.00 + p&p buy
Martin is a poet from London

also by Martin Wakefield:

Prote(s)xt imprint Cat No: P-019 - Zugunruhe £3.00 buy
Jungle Gym buy/more info
Circulation. buy/more info



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