A very limited-edition book to commemorate ten years of Safe Haven

BACK TO THE SOURCE

Journeys in Search of a Safe Haven

Graham Coster

Safe Haven was an accidental imprint.

After 14 years in book publishing came to an abrupt end, Graham Coster found there was nothing for it but to have a go himself, in the only way he knew.

That way had grown out of ten years as a journalist, writing features and travel pieces, searching out the left field, the things that had not been written about. It was an unusual, even unique way, however, to go about publishing books. And though initially the plan was for just one book, that led to another. Safe Haven Books was born

A decade later there are 25, and this very limited edition, the twenty-fifth, published to celebrate Safe Haven’s tenth anniversary, collects its publisher’s favourites of those features and travel pieces. This was where, and how, a small publisher started out.

256pp
198 x 129 mm
Paperback
Journalism

London’s Statues of Women

‘Breathes life into sculptures new and old, contending that the females are a more varied and intriguing bunch than the men on pedestals’, Camden New Journal

Croydonopolis

‘A gutsy, charming book’, Spectator

The Moquette Mystery

A wonderfully entertaining read.’ A. N. Wilson, The Tablet

The Barbed-Wire University

‘Brilliantly researched, fascinating and deeply moving’, Mail on Sunday

London’s Street Trees

‘A brilliant book’, British Wildlife

London Tree Walks

‘Takes you on a series of wonderful adventures through the capital’, Isabel Hardman, Spectator