Starhaven

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STARHAVEN was founded in La Jolla, California in 1978 by the poet Martha Stevens. It was intended to publish works of belles-lettres – principally short fiction and essays. ‘Starhaven’ was the name of Ms Stevens’ retreat in the lakelands of north Minnesota. Starhaven was revived in the mid-1990s in London by one of its original authors. Its titles are published in small editions, often with reproductions of original works of art incorporated into their covers.

After years of far-ranging research and careful thought, Nate Bulluck has produced this first volume of an epoch-making ...
20/05/2025

After years of far-ranging research and careful thought, Nate Bulluck has produced this first volume of an epoch-making work on his nation's identity. Proud to be publishing it.

Alchemy, the process of dissolving and uniting elements, was a metaphor for the American Founders in their revolutionary quest for an ideal culture - they wanted to dissolve the political bands which oppressed them and form a more perfect union. Pursuing the metaphor, this first book in a series ...

Proud to have published his memoir. His kind will be missed.
11/04/2025

Proud to have published his memoir. His kind will be missed.

Scholar and literary administrator who nurtured the talent of many writers from Africa, Asia and the Commonwealth

On 20 April, 100 days into a new administration, we will publish 'Roots', volume I of THE ALCHEMY OF AMERICA by Nathanie...
26/02/2025

On 20 April, 100 days into a new administration, we will publish 'Roots', volume I of THE ALCHEMY OF AMERICA by Nathaniel Bulluck. This work grew out of the 2020 Black Lives Matter protests following the murder of George Floyd by a Minneapolis police officer. In that period, America’s conservative political leadership described flying the Confederate battle flag ‘freedom of speech’, declared that ‘We are in a culture war’ and told Republicans to ‘toughen up’ and reject a ‘left-wing cultural revolution’. Palpable anger permeating America’s divided society led this young author to go beyond his traditional schooling to seek the truth of his nation’s multicultural history. In alchemy, the transmutative art of perfecting elements via dissolution of divisive complexes, he struck on a metaphor that the American Founders had used in their quest for an ideal culture – a more perfect union. This first book in a projected series of three will weigh up and stir key pre-colonial elements into the melting pot that is the United States. Haudenosaunee democracy, Greek philosophy, Roman civilization, British jurisprudence, Christianity and Hermeticism are among them.

Proud to be publishing this hard-hitting novella, set in a film noir-ish LA. Timely yet also reminiscent of decades of r...
07/08/2024

Proud to be publishing this hard-hitting novella, set in a film noir-ish LA. Timely yet also reminiscent of decades of racial history. Now available, including via https://www.amazon.com/dp/0936315563

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STARHAVEN was founded in La Jolla, California in 1978 by the poet Martha Stevens. It was intended to publish works of belles-lettres – principally short fiction and essays. ‘Starhaven’ was the name of Ms Stevens’ retreat in the lakelands of north Minnesota. Starhaven was revived in the mid-1990s in London by one of its original authors. Its titles are published in small editions, often with reproductions of original works of art incorporated into their covers. Contact us at .

TO ORDER A BOOK send a cheque to Starhaven, 42 Frognal, London NW3 6AG, or order via PayPal using the link: paypal.me/starhavenpress. Add 10% for postage in the UK or ￡3 per book for international. US$ checks should be made out to S. Martin / Starhaven.