Trashface Books

The Man Who Would Not Die

The Man Who Would Not Die is now available for Purchase on site. A unique sci-fi horror novel featuring one of the most unusual ghosts in literary history... more

100 Reasons to Vote YES to Lisbon II

Trashface's definitive guide to the Lisbon Treaty is now available for pre-order online at a bargain price of €7. The official publication date is 14th August, so get it before then to take advantage of this excellent offer with free shipping to whomever you please! more

Paleo Psycho Pop - Writings 1995-2008

Hilarius Hofstede, born in Hilversum, 1965, has over the last twenty years produced a fascinating body of work which has been, by turns, riddling and ferociously direct, oracular and of the utmost simplicity and clarity. His work has been a continuing and multiple manifestations; drawings, sculptures, film, actions (in the Beuysian sense), street performances... more

Witchfinder General

Ronald Bassett’s vivid, gripping novel chronicles the adventures of Matthew Hopkins, self-appointed Witchfinder General.

“…all the country’s energies were directed towards the prosecution of a religious war. It was a situation that Matthew Hopkins intended to exploit to the full. He had already tasted blood, gained respect and lined his pockets. He was hungry for more.” more

God Drives a Flying Saucer

R. L. Dione's 1969 UFO Masterwork back in print after almost 40 years of silence. Trashface has prepared a beautiful new edition of this enduring rationalist masterpiece. With an introduction by Quincy Schmerz this edition brings the wonder of a super technological God to a modern audience used to "dealing in the currency of facts"... more

An Essay on Irish Swearing

William Carleton's classic work on the Oaths and Curses of the Irish People available again for the first time in 175 years.

This new edition has a cover that makes it a perfect gift for an easily offended family member or friend. more

Bebuquin

The first single volume english language translation of this seminal German expressionist novel, with an introduction by Patrick Healy. more

The Hephaestus Plague

Thomas Page's The Hephaestus Plague in its first new edition since 1974. First published by G.P. Putnam's of New York, this classic bio-terror novel introduces the wonderfully misanthropic Professor Parmiter, a man whose determination to fulfill the biological destiny of his beloved insects threatens the whole of humankind... more

What Did I Do Tomorrow?

LP Davies 1972 Science Fiction thriller revisits Davies' intense obsession with lost identity, deception and small english country villages. Enter a world of chain smoking and gentle chauvinism where the recent past becomes the distant future...more