Jeremy Mills Publishing is an established book publisher, having published many books for UK societies, museums, organisations and educational institutions, as well as individuals. We can count University College Durham, The University of Leeds, Leeds Museums and Galleries, many livery companies and Leeds College of Art and Design amongst our clients. We offer a complete book publishing service for publications, including book design, editorial work and project management, through to book printing, binding and distribution.

We specialise in publications celebrating centenaries or other landmark occasions, as well as histories and large-format art books and can offer specialist assistance with these books, as well as conference proceedings and other titles. We also offer a marketing and distribution service and are able to market books effectively using our website and contacts in the book trade. Using our secure payment system, we are able to take orders for titles on behalf of our clients and can distribute books directly from our warehouse.

Jeremy Mills Publishing recently published Turner and Leeds: Image of Industry on behalf of Leeds Museums and Galleries. The project involved a large amount of picture research, and the 145 images in the book were located and the rights managed by a member of our team. By undertaking this work, we were able to solve any rights issues and missing images on behalf of our client. Our graphic design team has also worked on the book, ensuring that each image matches the original as closely as possible and creating a design and layout for the book, as well as a cover design. The book was also proofread by an editor, in order to ensure that there were no errors in the work. The editorial, picture research and book design work has been fully project managed in-house by a member of our publishing team. Final copies of the book were printed and bound in West Yorkshire.

Jeremy Mills Publishing has worked on the design, publication and printing of Durham Castle: Fortress, Palace, College by Richard Brickstock. Published to fund projects for the students of University College, the book was worked on by our editorial and graphic design teams, and was project managed in-house. An editor was assigned to the book, and worked closely with the author in order to produce an informative but interesting text, and the index was created by our professional indexer. The design and typesetting work was done by our graphic design team, who worked on every image in the book individually to ensure that they were of the best quality. Our designers also worked with the client to help decide which images to include and to share ideas on layout and the overall design of the book. This led to a sumptuously illustrated publication that tells the full story of the Castle, and is available in both paperback and hardback editions.

We are able to produce publications in a variety of page sizes (standard and otherwise) and page extents. Books can be bound in paperback or hardback, or special editions (leather or cloth bound hardbacks). Book printing can be carried out in full colour, black and white or both, and we can also print in two colours if preferred. The paper stocks we offer are varied, and we are happy to match any paper stocks or finishes you may have seen elsewhere. We can produce books in all quantities from single copies to thousands.

We also produce and publish books under our own imprints: Jeremy Mills Publishing, Northern Heritage Publications, Northern Arts Publications and Hexagon Press. If you are an author and would like to find out more about submitting your book for publication, please click here.

If you would like to find out more about our book publishing service, wish to discuss a forthcoming project or would like to receive a quote for book publishing work, please contact us.

In 2008 Jeremy Mills Publishing designed and produced Men of Metal: A History of the Armourers and Brasiers of the City of London. The book was written by Elizabeth Glover and was designed by our in-house graphic design team. A project manager was assigned to the book to look after schedules and the budget, and a member of our publishing team researched some of the images required for the book, locating them and managing the rights to them. Our design team then worked on the layout of the book, and once this was ready work began on the index. The index was compiled by the author, then typeset and rechecked by an in-house indexer. The book was then printed and bound.

The result was a beautifully illustrated hardback book, and Jeremy Mills Publishing then produced a number of special editions of the same title. The special books were hand bound in leather, given marbled endpapers and then the title of the book was foil blocked in gold upon the spine and front of the publication. A slipcase was then created for the book, and was hand bound in cloth with the same gold lettering foil blocked on to the spine, making the book an ideal presentation gift. Both editions of the book were finished with ribbon markers and head and tail bands. Find out more about printing and binding by clicking here.

For Selwyn College, Cambridge, we designed, edited, printed and published Selwyn Celebrated 1882–2007, a commemorative book to celebrate 125 years of the college. Our in-house graphic design team designed and laid out every page, whilst an editor proofread the text. The book was also assigned a project manager, who kept track of the schedule and the budget of the book, as well as ensuring that the college was pleased with the results. A special edition of the book was also published that was hand-bound in high-quality cloth, with marbled endpapers, a ribbon marker and a luxurious slipcase, upon which the college crest was foil blocked in gold – a truly special and original publication.