Four subjects
one standard.

Popular science, computing, artificial intelligence, engineering, medicine and the technologies changing the world.

We look for writers who can take a technical subject and make it matter to a general reader — researchers, engineers, clinicians and journalists with genuine expertise and a story worth telling. If your book explains how something works and why it changes things, we want to read it.

Founders, leadership, organisations, markets, investing, economics and the future of work.

From founder memoirs to serious economics for a trade readership: we publish books grounded in real experience and real data. Practitioners with a decade inside an industry often make better authors than commentators outside it — tell us what you know that others don't.

Psychology, cognition, decision-making, innovation and the forces changing how we live.

The books people press on their friends: psychology, behaviour, culture and the ideas reshaping everyday life. We want arguments with spine — clearly made, honestly evidenced and written to be read, not skimmed.

Speculative fiction, near-future novels and intelligent thrillers with a substantial idea at their centre.

Our fiction list is deliberately narrow: novels driven by a substantial idea — speculative futures, intelligent thrillers, stories that sit close to the subjects we publish in nonfiction. If your novel asks a serious question about where the world is going, it belongs here.

If your book belongs in one of these lists, read our submission guidelines — we accept direct submissions, no agent required, and authors never pay.