This week’s #TuesdayBookClub is
Identity by Francis Fukuyama, a sharp and urgent exploration of identity politics, recognition and the forces shaping modern division. Whether you agree with him or not, he forces you to think about how we arrived here.
Read More…P-Wave Classics publishes Volume I of Robert Bage’s
Hermsprong (1796), restoring the radical novel to its original three-volume form. A bold satire of privilege and power, newly introduced and annotated.
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The Mysterious Correspondent by Marcel Proust—a tender collection of early stories that returns us to a slower, more reflective inner world. In an age of hurry and noise, Proust reminds us of what is nuanced, fragile, and eternal within us.
Read More…Readers can now buy P-Wave Press paperback and hardback editions directly from our website at a reduced price. A quiet way to support an independent publisher and join our growing literary journey.
Read More…This week’s #TuesdayBookClub opens 2026 with
Omeros by Derek Walcott—an epic poem that quietly draws you in and reshapes how you see history, place, and human inheritance. A book that changed the way I think about the traces the past leaves on our lives.
Read More…Why does
The Coquette still matter in 2026? A reflection on reputation, restraint and the limits of female freedom, then and now, as pre-orders open for a new P-Wave Classics edition.
Read More…A fresh edition of Hannah Webster Foster’s landmark novel
The Coquette, exploring freedom, judgement and reputation in early America. Featuring rare historical responses and new editorial insight.
Read More…P-Wave Press announces
Pushing the Wave 2024, the latest volume in L.A. Davenport’s ongoing series of essays and visual work. Published in paperback and hardback on 26 March 2026.
Read More…As 2026 begins, P-Wave Press shares its predictions for the year ahead in publishing, announces new titles in its Classics and Pushing the Wave series, and celebrates a glowing review for
Maid Marian & The Misfortunes of Elphin.
Read More…22 December 2025, Filed in:
Books as Gifts | P-Wave ClassicsAs 2025 draws to a close, we reflect on a wonderful year for P-Wave Press and send heartfelt wishes of peace, connection and joy to all. Here’s to good stories, new discoveries and meaningful moments in 2026.
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