Most successful Publishing projects crowdfunding
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INCLUSIVE POP-UP BOOKSHOPS IN THE UK AND IRELAND
We want #ReadTheOnePerCent inclusive pop-up bookstores to appear across the UK and Ireland – supported with a children’s bookshop in Brixton
OnLondon.co.uk
To keep a dedicated news and comment website about London's politics, development and culture going and growing.
Wavelength Surf Magazine
Bringing Wavelength Surf Magazine back to its roots and into the modern day.
The Big Push
We need your support to be able to create and broadcast a series of 20 second iScot videos over October November and December
For the love of food - Limited edition book
We are producing a limited edition book celebrating British food & drink producers who create things with a passion and a purpose.
The Cancer Revolution: A Whole New Approach
To support a revolution in our approach to cancer care in the UK by helping the new book The Cancer Revolution to reach the widest audience
Lives Worth Living
A book about children with life-limiting conditions, their care and legacy to their families, and an accompanying website.
My House of Sky: the life of J.A. Baker
To publish the first biography of J. A. Baker, the acclaimed naturalist and author of 'The Peregrine'.
A Better Place Journal
We are going to create a website that makes ethical living easier for everyone. Our daily choices have the power to shape the future.
The British Flower Book
To print and promote a full colour handbook for florists and flower arrangers about all the wonderful flowers that are grown in the UK
Cuilean Craicte! A Gaelic reading club for 7-12s
We're looking for start up funding for 'An Cuilean Craicte', a Gaelic reading club for kids aged 7 to 12, through a subscription scheme.
Be Smart About Art - A Book of Discovery
If art is your life, make it your living. A book of 100 career-boosting blogs by art world expert Susan Mumford and photographer Chris King.