Siduri Press is a small publisher located on Canada’s beautiful West Coast. We publish humane, fun, and serious books and poetry and stories for young readers of all ages.

Fresh from the Press

Where the Humans Went is the final volume of the Inner Islands Trilogy, in which we find out what the humans did to make the creatures of Earth intelligent, and where they have gone since. Anforth the raccoon and his friends Flutesam the otter, Crow the crow, and Ru-Shi the raccoon face danger beneath the sea and above the sky! (Available world-wide via Amazon.)

Our latest is a collection of experimental short stories, When Birnam Wood. Each story is exactly 1600 words long and divided into four precisely 400 word segments that roughly follow the 3.5-act structure of a screenplay: Act I sets up the action, Act IIa explores this strange new world, and in Act IIb exploration turns to opposition as new information reveals danger, excitement, and fun… which is finally resolved in Act III. There’s action, adventure, strangeness, romance and more!

A Knock at the Door is the second volume of the Inner Islands Trilogy, which began with Cedar Island Dreams! (Available world-wide via Amazon.)

Cedar Island Dreams is a middle-school illustrated chapter-book that follows Anforth the raccoon and his friends Flutesam the otter and Crow the crow on a series of adventures as they stumble upon something the long-lost humans left behind, which is also something a gang of pirate wolves have their eye on… (Available world-wide via Amazon.)

Sir Gawain and the Green Knight and Ham is a re-imagining of one of the strangest Arthurian romances for the modern day. Rollicking, ribald, and other things starting with “R”, it’s a fun, serious, goofy, and profound miscellany that includes vignettes ranging from Chaucerian to Tolkeinesque, and maybe even a little rock’n’roll. (Available world-wide via Amazon.)

Traversing Land and Sea: exploring infinity is a volume of verse by emerging poet Jessica Renshaw, based on her experiences as a world traveler and emotional explorer.

Publications

Although our product is local, our market is the world. We aim to spread our Enlightenment values of optimism, inquiry, and wonder to as wide an audience as possible.

We celebrate our common humanity and individual uniqueness.