The first One-Off Press book was made in 1993, and it was a one-of-a-kind book. With the development of print-on-demand (POD) printers, the publishing industry is being transformed. Publishers no longer have to order, warehouse, and manage thousands of copies of each book in their catalogue. Books can be kept in print indefinitely. One-Off Press is working with BookSurge for our total fulfillment needs.

BookSurge, with facilities in the US, UK, Spain, Canada, and the Netherlands—and Australia, Mexico, France, and Singapore to come—is in the forefront of this transformation. BookSurge is a distributor of paperback and hardcover books to both the retail and wholesale markets worldwide: it has developed the world’s first facility to distribute books to all channels with no inventory whatsoever. They can print orders of 1 to 1,000+ books. With books printed, bound, trimmed and shipped, BookSurge is the ultimate 21st century fulfillment house.

Books are printed, bound, trimmed and shipped—usually within 48 hours—to order.

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Sixty renga by Gwen Stone and Julian Crowell, with twenty-six monochrome brush strokes by Gwen Stone. Paperback, 112 pages, 5.9 X 8.9 inches. $13.99 click here.

Jake Krajczynski, an eccentric bookstore owner, suspects that young Martin Winslow has come under an evil influence. Jake discovers the malefactor, Judge Forbs. Before he can act, Martin and his mother are kidnapped, and Jake must confront the Judge, but their meeting becomes a deadly struggle. Through the esoteric art of dreamsharing they become pawns in Evil’s second coming to the land of the neeZeen.

In an epic story, that weaves between our world and that of the neeZeen, Sometimes in Shadow is a magical tale of Good and Evil, of love and loyalty—and betrayal.

"There are stories—we were told them as children—about a time before history, when Evil first came into the world. The Gods fought Evil and won, but they did not destroy it. The second time a great war took place, men fought for the Gods, who had been tricked by Evil. Lazz, who was given immortality by the God's for his help, led them. Evil was cast into the Void. We think that it?s happening again. Evil is back. . . ."

A cross genre novel. 386 pages, paperback, 5¼ X 8½ , $16.99 To order directly, click here.

Eighteen masterful stories from the wisdom of "The Greatest Sailor That Ever Lived," to a young boy’s terror and his mother’s protection when their ghetto apartment is broken into by "The Intruder"—stories of hope, love and betrayal, death, race, war, and wisdom, carefully crafted with an often light and humorous tone.

“As the raucous laughter died down, awe-filled eyes turned slowly toward the greatest sailor that ever lived. Magellan was the first to stop laughing. Then Balboa and Bartholomew Diaz wiped the tears of laughter from their eyes and turned toward the master. . . .”

Short stories. 196 pages, paperback, 6 X 9, $14.99. For a sample story and links, click here. To order directly, click here