Our special offer for March is 30% off wartime memoir In Parallel: A Yorkshire Childhood. Janet Barker’s first book is a true account of growing up in the years either side of World War Two. A much-loved only child, her story is nevertheless a tumultuous one. Driven from Hull by the terrors of the Blitz, [...]

Our January competition has just gone online – click here for your chance to win a copy of David Nixon: Entertainer with the Magic Touch, worth £35.00. Good luck!

It’s almost Christmas, and we’re feeling very festive due to the snow that fell overnight. There may only be a few centimetres here in Lindley, but it’s enough to get us (oh, ok, me) all excited! If, like us, you’re still looking for a last-minute gift or two, this weekend is your final chance to [...]

    
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As we enter December, look out for our new Christmas logo on our shop pages –
but more importantly – we (Hazel) has come up with some gift ideas to help you out –
whether it be an luxurious special edition, or simply a stocking filler –
please see our gift guide.
And why not complete your purchase with [...]

Our latest book, David Nixon: Entertainer with the Magic Touch is now in stock at Jeremy Mills Publishing! This long-awaited title tells the story of a true wizard at work. As a panellist on What’s My Line? or as the host of It’s Magic and many other television shows, David Nixon was not just a [...]

Here are some images from the NEW Rob Ryan book
‘You can still do a lot with a small brain’
You can see/buy here: Rob Ryan at the JMP Shop
Paul

Neil Wallington is a prolific firefighting author and, as an ex-firefighter himself, knows just what fire enthusiasts like to read about. His latest offering is a large, colourful book detailing the history of something that does not exist today – the British fire engine. One Hundred Years of the British Fire Engine follows the history [...]

This month we have been busy bringing a book back into print! Divide and Prosper: The Heirs of I.G. Farben under Allied Authority was the first book written by Professor Raymond G. Stokes.
Jeremy Mills Publishing thought it rather a shame that the book was no longer in print, and asked Professor Stokes to write a [...]

Everyone at Jeremy Mills Publishing is excited about our latest book, David Nixon: Entertainer With the Magic Touch! A biography of one of Britain’s best-loved entertainers, the book is due for publication this September. If you can’t wait until then, here is a little taster of what the book is about:
For more than twenty years, [...]

Last Wednesday Paul (our designer) and I visited Yorkshire Sculpture Park for the opening of the exhibition You can still do a lot with a Small Brain. Opened by Sir Paul Smith, the exhibition showcases the work of artist Rob Ryan, famous for his romantic and imaginative screenprints and paper cuts. Ryan’s work can be [...]

Janet Barker, author of the immensely popular memoir In Parallel: A Yorkshire Childhood will take up residence at Waterstone’s in Hull this month to sign copies of her book. Set in Hull and Doncaster, In Parallel tells the story of Janet’s childhood during and after World War Two. Beautifully written and difficult to put down, [...]

Author Basia Armitage will be signing copies of her book, Touching the Cross: Real People, Real Testimonies on a special evening at Waterstone’s in Huddersfield, West Yorkshire, in April. A selection of real-life accounts from people whose lives have been touched by Christianity, Touching the Cross is a compelling read.Find out more by visiting our [...]

Please Note: The event on the 28th of February has been delayed until further notice due to illness.
Natalie Williams, author of Jeremy Mills Publishing’s newest poetry publication Daydreams in Mermaid Grass, will be hosting book signings on 28th February 2009 at Borders in Cheshire Oaks and 14th March 2009 at Borders in [...]

David Nixon: Entertainer with the Magic Touch has been reviewed in the Spring 2010 issue of This England magazine.
Click here to view the website.

The new book by Rob Ryan (available from www.jeremymillspublishing.co.uk, of course) has been featured on design blog The Graffik. Click here to see the post.*
*I know it’s from Creative Review, but we still love to see books we have published/distribute featured around on the web. If you’ve got a nice blog or magazine and would [...]

We today received our copy of The Theatres Trust magazine — featuring a review on our very own London Palladium title.
The opening paragraph,
‘In many ways this is a quite splendid volume, which clearly identifies the wide variety of varieties that have graced the stage of the fantastic London Palladium’
sets the tone for the rest of [...]

Our latest book, David Nixon: Entertainer with the Magic Touch has been reviewed by the lovely people at What’s on Stage.com!
Click here to read all about it…

Our Rob Ryan title continues to attract attention, this time featured on the popular Creative Review blog.
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Rob Ryan’s large-scale project for Yorkshire Sculpture Park is the focus of a lovely new book on his work, which offers a wider insight into his highly detailed paper art…
While Ryan’s previous collection, This Is For You, published by Sceptre [...]

Rob Ryan book featured on It’s Nice That
see it here

You can still do a lot with a small brain (see various previous posts for info)
is featured in Amelia’s Magazine this month in the Christmas Gift Guide

see:
here
buy:
here.
spotted by: Paul

Hello Bloggers!
It seems that JMP has been neglecting this poor blog in favour of its shiny new sister, Twitter. We have been twittering away (http://twitter.com/jeremymillspub) about our new books and meeting lots of new publishers, booksellers and book fans in the process. If, like us, you have been spending time with new technology, visit our [...]

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On Saturday (18/07/09), the Yorkshire Evening Post published a feature on Turner and Leeds. Written by Justine Gaunt, it examines how a formative period in the city’s history is portrayed in the work of an artist whose work, as author Professor David Hill comments, is ‘almost never without social commentary’. The article’s publication was timed [...]

Here at Jeremy Mills Publishing we are excited at the news that Raymond G, Stokes, author of Divide and Prosper: The Heirs of I.G. Farben under Allied Authority 1945-1951 has been awarded the John and Martha Morris Award for the History of Modern Chemistry and the Chemical Industry. Professor Stokes wins the award for his [...]

We are all excited at the news that Frank Brangywn 1867-1956 by Libby Horner and Gillian Naylor has been nominated for The Berger Prize for British Art History 2007.
The book presents both a biographical overview of Brangwyn’s life and more detailed essays analysing the significance of an artist whose long career, prolific output and mastery [...]

We’ve battled through January’s Arctic weather to come to work each day, struggling on through six inches of snow, hazardous ice and cancelled public transport. There were mornings when we could barely get our cars out of our drives and into work, and afternoons when we needed help to leave the office car park. We’d managed to brave [...]

From all at Jeremy Mills Publishing, we would like to wish you all a very Happy New Year and and all the best for 2010!
Our New Year’s resolutions include the following…

Continue to publish high-quality books on history, art and science
Increase our list of fire and rescue books
Introduce our new website, www.firebookshop.co.uk, a place to buy [...]

We wish you a merry Christmas
We wish you a merry Christmas
We wish you a merry Christmas
…and a happy new year!

I have now been Publishing Assistant at JMP for five and a half weeks. Excepting my three-leg, hour and a half-long, twice daily commute between Moortown and Lindley, however, it doesn’t seem like it. This is probably because of the sheer variety of the work that I’ve done since arriving here which, as well as [...]

I’m Natasha, and up until two days ago I was the newest addition to the ranks of Jeremy Mills Publishing. Now Vicky has arrived, so I’m the almost-new girl. I have been badgered by Hazel to write something on the blog so readers can see what a lovely place this is to work, so here [...]

For my birthday last week, I was fortunate enough (admittedly after months of gently demanding I be taken…) to see Andrew Lloyd Webber and Tim Rice’s fantastic musical Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat, starring BBC reality show winner Lee Mead, at the Adelphi theatre on the Strand.
Having been subjected to listening to the Jason [...]

The new mini-site for Leeds Museums and Galleries publications, powered by Jeremy Mills Publishing, is now up and running! Click here to visit the site, where you will find information on all titles published by or for Leeds Museums and Galleries and links to buy all the books shown.New titles include A Lasting Moment: Marc [...]

We are pleased to announce the arrival of our new digital printing press.
Arrival, installation and training are now complete, and so, together with our sister company Riley Dunn & Wilson, we can now offer a full production service for your publishing/design needs.
Our new HP Indigo 1000 is perfect for printing on a variety of [...]