NYRB Classics discussion

What other publishers/imprints are similar to NYRB Classics? Someone that finds out-of-print or backlist titles that are diamonds in the rough.

Interested to hear everyone's thoughts!

Dalkey Archive Press comes to mind. I don't know if they publish new titles or how many relative to old out of print works, but I have definitely read some of their reissues of OOP novels.

What about Pushkin Press? They have an interesting blend of older works and contemporary books.

https://www.pushkinpress.com/

Faber Finds is a reprint imprint.
Persephone Books and Virago Modern Classics both focus on rediscovering neglected women writers.

http://www.nupress.northwestern.edu/c...

Don't be misled by the word "classics" - some of these are by very obscure authors (at least, for most American readers).

There's Capuchin Classics

http://www.capuchin-classics.co.uk/ca...

Text Publishing focuses on classics from Australia and New Zealand.

https://www.textpublishing.com.au/about

http://neglectedbooks.com/?cat=5

here is a list of small publishers printing forgotten classics.

Mirko wrote: "I would definitely say the Dalkey Archive Press as mentioned above. Dalkey does have some newer titles but most of their publications are centred on older works.

The other publisher that comes to..."

I love that Melville House has reissued Hans Fallada's books.

Mirko wrote: "Cynthia wrote: "I love that Melville House has reissued Hans Fallada's books. "

They look to be pretty interesting reads. :)"

Mirko, they're so worth reading.