Thoughtful books for curious souls.
What are they about? Seeing as you asked… faith, hope, prayer, stillness; and a few unexpected turns along the way.
reformed, refined.
For the 500th Anniversary of the William Tyndale New Testament (1526–2026).
We bring Tyndale’s raw, punchy, and historic voice back to the future.
The Reformed Refined New Testament updates his Early Modern English,
into the language we speak today.
Offered in editions that make William's words available to all.
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#HOPE
The New Testament in the language of now.
Inspired by William Tyndale’s desire to place Scripture in the hands of the many,
#HOPE brings the New Testament into clear, direct modern English.
One text. Six editions.
Different covers, to coordinate with your bookshelf.
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#STILL
#STILL : The Chamber of Solace
Discovering Calm in an Anxious World.
Modern life is noisy.
#STILL invites readers on a gentle journey through ordinary moments,
quiet noticing, humour, photographs, tea, walks, gardens, music,
and unexpected wonder.
The challenge is not finding calm.
The challenge is noticing it.
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#ANCHOR
Through short reflections, and gentle guidance, this book explores the
ancient practice of quiet prayer. Practised for centuries by ordinary
believers, quiet prayer is less about speaking and more about becoming
present: present to yourself, present to the moment, and present to God.
No specialised knowledge is required. No complicated system is offered.
The invitation is straightforward: sit, notice, listen, and discover what
emerges when distraction begins to loosen its grip.
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#THEWAY
Jesus did not have a denomination, so why should I?
It is a fair question.
But fair questions often deserve more than quick answers.
#THEWAY is a gentle, thoughtful journey through discipleship, Christian identity, tradition, denominations, and the many labels we use to describe faith.
Beginning with Christ on the path before church buildings, arguments, institutions, and denominational names had gathered around his name, this book invites readers to look again at what it means to follow Jesus.
Along the way, it explores how the Church grew, how traditions formed, why denominations emerged, and how labels can help us notice, without becoming the thing we follow.
This is not a book written to win a denominational argument.
It is a book about learning to follow Christ more carefully.
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Illustrated folklore fiction:
The Faerie Gin Makers of argyll
Introducing Seonaid and Mairead
(Tales from the Faerie Gin Makers of Argyll)
In a hidden distillery among the hills of Argyll, twin sisters Seonaid and Mairead spend their days crafting gin, gathering botanicals, and occasionally arguing about mushrooms. Seonaid prefers precise measurements, careful records, and properly labelled bottles. Mairead prefers sketchbooks, wildlife, and bringing home whatever she happens to discover while wandering the hills. Their lives follow a comfortable rhythm, until the night frightened foxes abandon the upper paths.
As old stories begin to stir beneath the Juniper Moon, the sisters find themselves drawn into a mystery older than the distillery itself. With a faithful robin, a well-worn ledger, and a collection of curious clues, they set out to discover what is waiting among the standing stones of the corrie.
Filled with folklore, humour, friendship, and wonder, Tales from the Faerie Gin Makers of Argyll: Introducing Seonaid and Mairead is a beautifully illustrated story for readers who love old legends, wild places, and unforgettable characters.
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Cooked Light creates thoughtful Christian books for readers who are curious, reflective, and willing to walk a little further than the obvious answer.
Cormorant
on Capitalism, Cartel, Paradox
In this sharp, satirical journey through capitalism, cartel, and paradox,
Cormorant asks what happens when the language of freedom begins
to disguise the habits of control.
What happens when many stalls become few.
When prices hum politely in tune.
When progress removes the very choices it promised to deliver.
This is not an economics textbook.
It is not a political manifesto.
It is a book about noticing.
Cooked Light creates thoughtful books for readers who are curious, reflective, and willing to walk a little further than the obvious answer.