The Long Field
John Jason Phillips — A three-generation novel about a family of citrus farmers and the land that outlives them. 384 pages. Cloth-bound hardcover.
A partial list of recent titles from the house. Every book below is currently in print and available through independent booksellers or directly from our office in Jacksonville.
John Jason Phillips — A three-generation novel about a family of citrus farmers and the land that outlives them. 384 pages. Cloth-bound hardcover.
Eleanor Hayes — A memoir of a childhood on the St. Johns River, told across four seasons. 244 pages.
Marcus Doyle — Fourteen essays on architecture, memory and the American porch. Illustrated throughout.
John Jason Phillips — Linked stories set along a coastal highway, from Amelia Island to the Chesapeake Bay.
Sylvia Renner — The debut collection from a poet the press has been publishing since 2019.
John Jason Phillips — A short novel about a family of booksellers and the building they cannot bring themselves to sell.
Ruth Alderman — A quiet, careful book about return, rebuilding, and rural Florida.
Peter Colán — A first novel about grief, forecasting, and a small-town radio station.
John Jason Phillips — The book that placed us on the map. Now in its seventh printing.
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Our autumn list features a new novel from John Jason Phillips (his sixth with the house), a debut essay collection from a former newspaperman in Savannah, and a slender, illustrated field book about the tidal creeks of the Georgia coast.
Subscribers receive all three titles six weeks ahead of general release. To reserve a copy for your bookshop or your reading chair, please get in touch.