Bedford Square Publishers is an independent publisher of both fiction and non-fiction founded in 2022. We are based in the historic streets of Bedford Square in London as well as in Brighton.
Tim Leatherman
The inventor behind the Leatherman multi-tool and founder of the beloved company presents his inspiring personal story as a practical how-to guide for entrepreneurs, artists, and creatives of all kinds who want to pursue their own big ideas.
Anne Glenconner
Lady Glenconner, Lady-in-Waiting to Princess Margaret, and bestselling author of Lady in Waiting and Manners and Mischief, returns with her latest volume of memoirs, packed with stories of her travels – across the globe, and close to home.
Morgan Lockhart
Cursed, broke, and desperate to save her horse, Hayleigh Gray heads to a magical winter festival—only to team up with a charming witch she swore she’d never trust. As Christmas magic, old grudges, and unexpected romance collide, Hayleigh must choose between clinging to her old life or embracing a spellbound new future.
Mick O'Hare
A mind-blowing tour of the animal kingdom — from creatures you’ve never heard of to unbelievable facts about the ones you thought you knew. The wildest, weirdest, most wonderful trivia book for curious minds of all ages!
Victor Mids
Oscar Verpoort
How can you stop your brain being manipulated, deceived, and led astray?
Read this brilliantly interactive book that explores the relationship between science and illusions!
Hannah Bonam-Young
Clara’s dream job begins with a misunderstanding that forces her to bring a fake girlfriend. Evan, newly single, needs a date too. Best friends pretend to date, until real feelings surface and complicate everything.
Rhonda Carrier
Tracey Davies
Wayward Women is a raw, witty and fearless two-voice memoir of friendship, freedom and desire, as two fiftysomething travel writers rediscover themselves after divorce. From Florida to India, Lapland to Hong Kong, they chart love, loss, parenthood and menopause, alongside the remarkable women who shape their journey and the deep bond that sustains them.
Eleanor Pilcher
Evie has spent years as assistant to glamorous diva Pim Hardcastle. She is finally home in London for one last Christmas before her dream job in Toronto. With a festive bucket list and a chance meeting with a charming busker, Evie wonders if this goodbye might become a beginning.
Jonathan Morrison
As humanity looks beyond Earth to the Moon and Mars, space architecture takes centre stage. The Times correspondent Jonathan Morrison explores how we design for life off-world – from Soviet stations to the ISS and future lunar bases – tracing their roots in sci-fi and extreme Earth habitats.
With insights from astronauts, engineers, and space pioneers, he asks: how can we not just survive, but thrive, in space?
Stella Hayward
In this deliciously funny romance, a scientist’s quiet world is completely turned upside-down when the AI programme she has designed creates a human body for himself – just to ask her out on a date.
Hannah Richell
Bestselling novelist Hannah Richell’s memoir of losing her husband, Matt, in a surfing accident in 2014.
De Elizabeth
Mallory Webb starts university seeking a fresh start, but a blood-soaked wraith tied to her mother’s death returns. With secrets, desire, and an ancient evil rising, love and horror collide with devastating force.
Laura Thompson
A new examination of the disappearance of Agatha Christie by a noted biographer, published for the 100th anniversary.
Katie Bowman
Nora Claremont and Corey Flemmington have despised each other since day one – until a freak lightning strike swaps their bodies. Forced to live together and impersonate one another, they navigate each other’s lives, learning tolerance, empathy, and unexpected truths. As they race to reverse the swap, they may discover that understanding each other could lead to something more than just returning to their own bodies.
Adam Cohen
Four men in a lifeboat. Two weeks without food. One impossible choice that would reshape the boundaries between survival and murder. Acclaimed journalist Adam Cohen depicts the harrowing survival story and the courtroom drama. A pulse-pounding true story about one of life’s greatest moral dilemmas.
Amelia Wildwood
Tabitha Grey’s life seems perfect: her new yarn shop is thriving, and she’s expecting a proposal from her boyfriend. But after finishing a crochet sweater for Richard, she discovers him with someone else, shattering her plans. When the fateful sweater reappears with a mysterious newcomer, Cooper, Tabitha finds herself torn between past heartbreak and new possibilities. Amid small-town twists and unexpected encounters, love proves anything but predictable.