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Hipkiss Publishing House

Pride and Prejudice HPH version

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New classics coming in 2025

Illustrated by

Kim De Haan

Pride and prejudice will start the year as we produce a fantastic illustrated, hardback version of this much loved classic. Releasing on 28th March 2025.

Illustrated by

Lily Uivel

This will be the first part of Little Women, Good wives will be a future release. We have this amazing New Zealand illustrator that we feel will help us produce a version of this book you will love.

Illustrated by

Emma Stuart

Emma's work caught our eye when we were looking for another project, we asked her straight away if she would be interested in Moby Dick and were very grateful when she accepted. This is a great addition and will be our first book that will be slightly abbreviated.

Illustrated by

Matthew Broughton

When we told Matthew about our plans for 2025 he was quick to jump at Frankenstein a favourite of his. Matthew's art style suits this book exceptionally well and the detail and work he put into the project with us is fantastic.

Illustrated by

Kim De Haan

Jane Austen books are wonderful and we will recreate many of them and in doing so we will keep Kim De Haan as the illustrator for all of these allowing a continuity and style that we feel only benefits Jane Austen's magnificent words.

Hipkiss Publishing House

A company dedicated to creating quality books people will love and keep forever. We strive with every book we create, to make a piece of art using local illustrators and local printers. Producing beautiful books that will be the envy of every bookshelf. We are currently recreating some of the classic books from history as we establish ourselves as a very high-quality book publisher in Australia.

We are looking for current authors to work with, to create special editions and limited editions to our very high standard of books.

We really hope we can reach a point in the future where we will have the knowledge, following and abilities to take on authors seeking publishing contracts. Until that time we are unable to take submissions.