Other
Ghost Stories I Remember
David Kerekes reviews the art zine Ghost Stories I Remember written and illustrated by Patrick Wray.
Headpress Books Established 1991
Headpress Books Established 1991
The making of Dog Day Afternoon and the crazy, true-crime story that inspired it.
By Rachel Walther
Hello Kitty is a marketing wonder and a cultural phenomenon. Meet the people who love, hate, and live Japan’s cutest cultural icon.
By Dr Alan Brender
In the early 1980s slasher films were all the rage. But none were as controversial as Romano Scavolini’s Nightmare.
By Nick Cato.
Headpress books are great but don’t just take our word for it!
Join us for a day of author talks and panels celebrating cult films and TV, weird music, and a Q&A with special guest Jörg Buttgereit.
2026 marks 35 years of indie publisher Headpress, and we're returning to our birthplace of Manchester to mark the occasion with a day of author talks and screenings.
Headpress books are great but don’t just take our word for it!
If you’ve ever seen the original Mad Max movie you might recall the scene where a mechanic is tuning the vehicle that the titular Max will soon be driving. “Last of the V8s,” the mechanic purrs. Well, Headpress is not unlike that engine in a world gone mad. It’s independent, ravaged by landscape, but it motors on, one of a kind, like the last of the V8s. With Headpress you are on that journey.
David Kerekes reviews the art zine Ghost Stories I Remember written and illustrated by Patrick Wray.
We are Headpress
Headpress is an independent book publisher established in 1991. This is our shop and blog.
We are Headpress
Headpress is an independent book publisher established in 1991. This is our shop and blog.
Original true-life stories and memoir.
