
Mirrors
A person can be gone. Their story is still changing.
Dawson Press · Film & TV
Original English-language fiction, distinctive characters and worlds worth exploring. We are building a long-term catalogue for television and film adaptation.
Published fiction
Discover each story, read its opening chapter and explore its world. We welcome title-specific conversations as well as enquiries about the wider catalogue.

A person can be gone. Their story is still changing.

A marriage can keep its secrets. A body cannot.

What do we keep of the people we love? And what do we take?

How do you care for someone you have never stopped resisting?

She knew the painting was a fake. She signed her name anyway.
Connected worlds
Evan Cahalane’s cycle of connected novels includes In Another Light and Eleanor, with The Collector’s Daughter in development. Individual stories and their connections can be explored separately.
Explore Other Lives ↗Orlaith Madigan’s trilogy brings together Spoil, Clench and the forthcoming Numb. Explore its individual novels and the wider arc.
Explore the trilogy ↗The growing catalogue
These are literary projects in development at Dawson Press. Their inclusion here does not announce a screen production or a confirmed adaptation.
The final novel in The Withholding Trilogy.
Explore the project ↗A new standalone mystery in Other Lives.
Explore the project ↗A crime thriller set in mixed martial arts, where banned drugs, criminal networks and betting put more than careers at risk.
Explore the project ↗Six weddings to plan. One man she once meant to marry.
Explore the project ↗For producers, agents and development teams interested in a title, a connected world or the wider catalogue, contact Dawson Press.
Please mention the title or author, your company, the format or territory you have in mind, and the materials you would like to discuss. Rights availability and reading materials are confirmed individually for each enquiry.
The videos on our book pages are promotional book trailers. They do not announce an existing film or television adaptation.