Koi House Press
Our Imprints
Three separate lines, three separate readerships. Each imprint keeps its own name, its own look, and its own site — because a devotional reader and a crime reader are not the same person, and pretending otherwise serves neither.
Imprint 01
Enduring Classics
Modernised devotional classics. The great works of Christian devotion — Burroughs, Boston, Scougal, Flavel — rewritten in clear, present-day English without losing the weight or the care of the original.
These are not summaries or paraphrases-by-committee. Each edition is a full modernisation, kept faithful to the argument of the original and prepared for readers who want the substance without fighting seventeenth-century sentence structure. Editions carry notes, a glossary, and reflection prompts, which makes them work for personal reading, pastoral use, and small groups alike.
Imprint 02
Seven Day Anthology
A short fiction anthology series. Seven classic short stories, arranged to be read one a day across a week, with the introductions and context that make them land.
Most people who mean to read the classics never quite get there — the books are long and there is no obvious place to start. The series solves that by making the entry point a week, not a winter. Volumes are built either around a single author (Chekhov, Woolf, Melville, Twain) or around a theme, and each comes with discussion prompts for book clubs and classrooms.
Imprint 03
Joe Gaston
Contemporary crime fiction. Slow-burn British noir set in the industrial sprawl of the West Midlands — character-driven investigations rooted firmly in place.
The Ray Holder novels follow a disgraced ex-detective who cannot leave a case alone, working the ground between an official story that arrives too quickly and a truth nobody in authority wants found. For readers who want moral complexity over tidy resolution. A psychological thriller line runs alongside it.
Across all three
One catalogue
Every title we publish, grouped by imprint, in one list.