The team at Dunlin Press towers are glowing today after reading a fantastic piece by Martin Newell in the East Anglian Daily Times on our latest book Priced Out by Tinsel Edwards. As well as being a columnist for the East Anglian Daily Times, Martin Newell is a musician, writer and poet of wide renown. He makes great…

Artist and illustrator Ella Johnston created 21 bird illustrations and well as incidental and cover images  for The Migrant Waders book. Here she talks about the brief for the publication and her thinking behind the drawings… The original brief was to create a collection of wading bird and shorebird drawings on a plain white background. The…

Dunlin Press and its authors have received many plaudits -– we felt it was only fair to share them with you… Priced Out ‘Tinsel has written a valuable social document… Priced Out reads like a dispatch from a war zone. Which, in a way, it is.” East Anglian Daily Times ‘An important voice to a…

Dunlin Press’ new release Priced Out is written by acclaimed artist Tinsel Edwards. Priced Out is Tinsel’s first book and is being launched at Atom Gallery, 127 Green Lanes, London N16 on 3 August 2017, 6-9pm. Tinsel Edwards (born 1979) is a British artist originally from Leamington Spa, England. She lives and works in London.…

Help us celebrate the launch of Tinsel Edwards’ book, Priced Out, at Atom Gallery, Green Lanes, on 3 August from 6pm. The book is a personal and powerful account of being an artist during the capital’s growing housing crisis in the first years of the 21st century. It’s the true story of the degradation of…

When living in London is unaffordable to so many, can the capital remain a creative force in the arts? Dunlin Press are proud to announce the launch of Dismaland artist Tinsel Edwards’ debut book, Priced Out.  Priced Out will be launched at Atom Gallery, 127 Green Lanes, London N16 on 3 August 2017, 6-9pm. atomgallery.co.uk…

The artists get there first. They seek out the empty quarters, the vacated spaces, the places in flux and transition. Transience and indeterminacy fires creativity. Disused industrial complexes can be easily remodelled into studio spaces and, sometimes, homes. Housing in less well thought of districts, or areas in decline and decay, is cheaper – affordable…

You can now order Scarecrow from our shop, here. This debut collection of poems from MW Bewick transfigures contemporary landscapes of the city and the countryside in an unsettling flux of fractured narrative time and atomised human agency. Here, a panorama of gleaming towers and blood-red cranes mirrors another of overgrown flora and shorelines collapsing…

We are so pleased that we’re finally publishing Scarecrow, by MW Bewick, next week, Friday 17 March. The book will be launched in Wivenhoe, Essex, at The Wivenhoe Bookshop, at 6.30pm for 7pm. This debut collection of poems from MW Bewick transfigures contemporary landscapes of the city and the countryside in an unsettling flux of…

  Here’s the second of four posts telling you a little more about some of our contributors. Dr James Canton has written widely in creative non-fiction forms and taught on the MA in Wild Writing at the University of Essex since its inception in 2009, exploring the ties between the literature and landscape of East Anglia.…