Athanasius’s 4th-century defence of the Incarnation, one of the most influential works of Christian theology. Freshly translated from the Greek.

Philip Melanchthon’s 1521 ‘Loci Communes’. The first protestant systematic theology.

Brother Lawrence’s 17th-century classic on the ordinary and continual awareness of God. A complete edition of all six source sections, freshly translated from the French.

Abraham Kuyper’s monumental study of the Holy Spirit — comprehensive, pastoral, and devotional.

Abraham Kuyper’s classic devotional meditations on Psalm 73:28: a year’s worth of readings on drawing close to God.

Abraham Kuyper’s six Stone Lectures, delivered at Princeton in 1898 — a Reformed worldview applied to religion, politics, science, and art.

G.K. Chesterton’s 1925 sweeping survey of human history and the singularity of Christ. C.S. Lewis credited it as central to his conversion.

G.K. Chesterton’s 1908 spiritual autobiography — witty, paradoxical, and joyful — tracing his own path to Christian orthodoxy.

Dietrich Bonhoeffer’s 1939 classic on Christian community, freshly translated from the German. Available on Amazon UK.

Jeremiah Burroughs’ classic Puritan treatise on contentment in every circumstance — a quiet, settled, gracious frame of spirit.

Richard Sibbes’ tender Puritan classic on Christ’s gentleness with the broken and weary.

Thomas Watson’s pastoral exposition of Romans 8:28 — how God works all things for the good of those who love him.

Thomas Brooks’ Puritan field guide to recognising and resisting Satan’s tactics against the Christian soul.

John Flavel’s classic exposition of the work of Christ in redemption — meditative, pastoral, and Christ-centred.

John Flavel’s practical Puritan treatise on the great work of guarding the heart — how, why, and when.

Thomas Goodwin’s tender Puritan classic on the affection Christ still bears for his people from the throne of heaven.

John Owen’s classic Puritan handbook on putting sin to death by the power of the Spirit. Coming soon.

Virgil’s epic of Aeneas and the founding of Rome, in fresh, readable modern English prose.

Hemingway’s 1926 debut novel: expatriates, bullfighting, and the aimless glamour of the Lost Generation.

Hemingway’s 1929 novel of love and war — an ambulance driver and a nurse against the collapse of the Italian front.