The lettered edition of our recently published The Picture of Dorian Gray, known as The Portrait Edition, boasts a title written by hand in shimmering ink. The video below shows how it was done, as well as the signing process for both this and the numbered edition called The Peacock Edition.The shimmering ink acted somewhat...Continue Reading

…and that one other thing. It seems 2022 will be a very exciting year for Amaranthine Books and all the fans of our books. If you kept up with our social media channels or if you’re subscribed to our newsletter, you probably already know that we’ve been working on new titles for the whole past...Continue Reading

Here we have a great, deep dive review of our dear Alice by Dean Carter on his YouTube channel Bramley Glade Books. As you probably already know, this edition unifies both Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland and Through the Looking-Glass, and What Alice Found There in a single book.Our only regret is that it took a...Continue Reading

Seem so! At least if you ask R.J. Huneke of The Forgotten Fiction fame, since his review of our Dracula is nothing but feast for our eyes and music to our ears.Continue Reading

"I love deadlines. I like the whooshing sound they make as they fly by." This is a famous quote by Douglas Adams, and as much as I love the man and pretty much everything he wrote (yes, even Mostly Harmless), I could not disagree more with that statement.Continue Reading

Alice has definitely and without a doubt been the most ambitious and challenging project we have ever done. From its very inception it was imagined as a boast; a way for us to show what we are capable of when there are (almost) no constraints.Continue Reading

I am very proud and excited to announce that our next title is actually two titles – we're making limited editions of Alice's Adventures in Wonderland and Through the Looking-Glass and what Alice Found There.Continue Reading

Damn, it’s been awhile since I wrote anything here… But you didn’t come here for excuses, you came here for news!Continue Reading

A fine press edition has countless details that need to work together towards the same goal. It's a long and meticulous development, but totally worth it.Continue Reading

After having a look at our two edition set of The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde, they asked us some interesting questions.Continue Reading