Some 15 years after we started our first Wordpress site we have finally upgraded to a new, much tidier website. Check it out! https://t.co/0BurniHh9G New book dropping shortly.

Freerange Press isn't expanding, we are translating across the Tasman. Watch out for incoming new adventures at @longrangepress ...

🧵 Booksellers Aotearoa has been watching the response to the news that Narrative Muse has been awarded $500,000 from the MCH Covid Response Innovation fund with interest. 1/15

it’s from the last @FreerangePress journal, with lots of of great writing in it, so if you like this, maybe check out the rest of it too?

Given that it was the 11th anniversary of the September earthquake yesterday, and the damage that quake did to the bars of High St and Poplar Lane, I’ve put my essay from about it all up on my Substack

The next issue of our Radical Futures series 'Parenting in the Anthropocene' has just arrived. Feat. Emily Writes and many more. You can pre-order here: https://t.co/byUfl8URNV

Get yer copy here:

A few years ago we created a publication called Institutional Love. We invited a range of writers and artists to speculate on the need to protect, support, and lovingly critique the many, varied, and complex institutions that make up our world.

I've a poem, The Grief-box, in Freerange Vol.12: Everything is temporary. Appro theme, yeah? Kinda links with #lossadjustment @AwaPress . The poem's also in my forthcoming collection with #mathpaperpress @kennylecks @modernletters https://t.co/g2F0Tvx1Of via @FreerangePress

A second print run is in the works! We have sold out of Te Mahi Oneone Hua Parakore: A Māori Food Sovereignty and Wellbeing Handbook. The new run will arrive in the new year. You can pre-order one here:

A bit over ten years ago we naively started a small cooperative publishing company. Amazingly we are still going and have produced over 30 publications! Just look at it all!

@FreerangePress is chuffed to be part of this years epic @WORDChCh Festival. Look at the baddass panel we've put together with the festival to talk about Public Knowledge. https://t.co/7LxpOvzBkK

The algorithmic rise of the alt-right should come as no surprise. Ngā mihi @sallyblundell_ and @FreerangePress for allowing us to share this important kōrero https://t.co/57DFZHhqf7

We have a real dilemma as a publishing company based in NZ. It costs ungodly amounts to post from NZ, so using an international store like Amazon and print on demand makes sense. But it's Amazon and we try to push for more progressive modes... so what to do?

Freerange Press is looking to spread its little chickeny wings in Australia. If anyone is interested in helping a small publishing cooperative get on its feet in AU, please hola the Chief Egg barnaby@projectfreerange.com We publish books about the city, design, politics and ...

Damn we are proud to be publishing this book. Hot off the press. Te Mahi Oneone Hua Parakore: A Māori Food Sovereignty and Wellbeing Handbook, a joint venture with editors Jessica Hutchings and Jo Smith. You can pre-order one here: https://t.co/qefsa4elXa

We are extending our call for submissions! We are no longer looking for things specifically created during or leading up to the lockdown. This is an open call!

@therealgregjack We're not very good at talking about death and dying in this country. It might be a Pākehā cultural problem in particular, I'm not sure. But we should get better at it. One of the many reasons I really value the @FreerangePress book on death and dying in NZ

one of the essays I mention in this piece is from our @FreerangePress book, “Once In A Lifetime.” If you want lessons from Christchurch, it’s a good place to start, and we have a handful of copies left

...and dayamn what a line up for authors: @golrizghahraman, @mrbarnabyb , @gwynncompton, @MorganGodfery, @nicgaston, @hannah_benbow, @anrchivist, @lana_lopesi, @zenpeacekeeper, @mickmacaulay, @RuthBoyask, and more.