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Get the buzz - join BookSwarm
What is BookSwarm?
BookSwarm is much more than just a book club.
Joining up to one of our membership packages guarantees you some unmissable, hot-off-the-press poetry books form Nine Arches, and also entitles you to:
Plus - a warm glow inside at the knowledge that you will be supporting a dynamic and independent poetry press dedicated to bringing you the best in contemporary poetry!
Our success over the past year is entirely down to those who have already supported us in the best way they can - by buying our publications. By joining BookSwarm, you become a key supporter of Nine Arches Press, enabling us not only to keep up the good work but to do a little more of it with the help of each subscription.
BookSwarm Membership
BookSwarm Silver:
For just £20, you will receive three consecutive Nine Arches Press poetry books (normally £8 each).
With free postage and packing, this means a saving of £4.
If you sign up now, you can look forward to Peter Carpenter's After the Goldrush and Matt Nunn's Sounds in the Grass delivered to you as soon as they are printed, plus the next new poetry collection from Nine Arches title (which we will be announcing in this autumn) following them early in Spring 2010.
BookSwarm Gold:
For just £30, you receive three Nine Arches Press books as above, plus a four-issue subscription to Under the Radar magazine.
With free postage and packing, this means a saving of £8.
All books in the BookSwarm scheme are paperback, full-length, single-author poetry collections - not pamphlets. When you sign up, you will receive the most recent book(s) as soon as they are published.
How to purchase:
By post: Please send a cheque (payable to Nine Arches Press) along with this order form - download here.
Please see the order form for full terms and conditions. Free postage and packing offer will only apply to books ordered directly from Nine Arches Press by mail - not via our online shop which is operated separately by Throckmorton's Bookshop.
Please note that BookSwarm is only open to the U.K. at present - but we will be expanding its availability in the near future.
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Praise for recent publications from Nine Arches Press:
Jane Holland on David Hart's The Titanic Cafe closes its doors and hits the rocks:
"I urge everyone to buy a copy and show it to all their friends, to demonstrate the relevance and great good sense of contemporary poetry in the face of all kinds of other nonsense."
Phil Brown in Stride magazine on Tom Chivers' The Terrors:
"In parallel to this Salt release, Chivers also has an aesthetically beautiful pamphlet out on Nine Arches Press (...) What follows is a masterful sequence of poems in the most ubiquitous formal pattern of the modern age 'the e-mail'."
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