Founded by author Thomas T. Wedow, Dunross Press publishes original fiction, reissues beloved literary classics with newly written introductions, and helps independent authors bring their books into print.
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London, 1665–1666A Novel of Plague, Fire, and the Press
On Pudding Lane, a printer’s daughter and his apprentice discover that the errors in a stranger’s manuscript are not errors at all. As plague empties the lanes, a trail of misspellings leads them towards a dangerous conspiracy.
Then comes the fire.
The Scottish coast · Present dayA Storm Is Coming
Eleven-year-old Violet MacLeod inherits a remote Scottish manor from a great-aunt she never knew. But Dunross House holds secrets: ancient runes, whispers of witches, and dreams of storms that feel far too real.
The sea is restless. Something has been waiting.
The next adventure in Violet MacLeod’s story. Further details will be announced soon.
Follow the newsBeloved classics, thoughtfully reissued — each with an original, extended introduction essay by Thomas T. Wedow.
A chilling masterpiece of Gothic fiction. First published in 1897, Bram Stoker's Dracula remains the definitive vampire novel — a timeless tale of terror, obsession, and the battle between light and darkness. This edition includes an introduction and editorial material by Thomas T Wedow, exploring the novel's history, themes, and enduring influence.
Paperback ISBN 9781066755783
Also in hardback.
Austen at her most playful and most exacting. Emma Woodhouse — handsome, clever, and rich — is certain she knows what is best for everyone in Highbury, and equally certain she will never marry herself. First published in 1815, Emma is a comedy of misread signals and quiet self-deception that rewards every rereading. This edition carries an original introduction and editorial material by Thomas T Wedow.
Paperback ISBN 9781066755745
Also in hardback.
Dickens's great novel of the French Revolution. Moving between London and Paris in the years before the Terror, it follows Doctor Manette — recalled to life after eighteen years in the Bastille — his daughter Lucie, and the two men who love her. First published in 1859, it builds to one of the most famous acts of sacrifice in English literature. This edition carries an original introduction and editorial material by Thomas T Wedow, placing the novel in its revolutionary moment.
Paperback ISBN 9781911896029
Also in hardback.
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