BLACK CAT PRESS
Note: Due to technical problems this site has not been
updated recently.
More up to date information can be found at
(note we now have a BCM address)
which is being used as a temporary site for BCP.
This
main site will be updated and
upgraded ASAP see also Events and Issues site as
below
The New address is
Black Cat Press
BCM Box 5276
London WC1N 3AX
Black Cat Press was
originally established as a not for profit book selling, distribution, marketing
and publishing project run by volunteers working on cooperative
principles
In July 2007 however it was decided to wind up the project due
to the other
commitments of members of the Team, and one of the Founding
members,
Ed McArthur agreed to carry on the planned programme of publishing
and other
activities incorporating them and the name into his small
Bookselling &
Marketing Enterprise (Ed McArthur, Bookseller)
BCP
BCP/ EMB will also publish and distribute CD Roms and Videos and
other forms
of media. In due course the site will be updated to reflect the
activities of EMB as well as the Black Cat Projects
Current Projects
Black
Cat Press has now produced its first publication a reprint of McCabe's Pagan Christs,
an exposure of
Christianity as a superstitious reconstruction of pagan myth in new clothes, by
the
famous ex Catholic dissident turned Humanist, Joseph Martin McCabe first
published in the 1890s.
The
booklet costs £2 and is stocked by Freedom Bookshop in Angel Alley Whitechapel
(add 50p if ordering Black Cat Press c/o 84b Whitechapel High St E1 7QX
black_cat_pub@yahoo.co.uk or
antines@yahoo.co.uk
by mail order) website : http://www.freedompress.org.uk/,
Housmans Bookshop
(Kings Cross) website : http://www.housmans.com/ and other small
bookshops, or it may be bought mail order
or in bulk from The Freethought
History Research Group website : http://www.fhrg.bravehost.com/
More
texts by Joseph McCabe available from See Sharp Press (Arizona) website : http://www.seesharppress.com/
something fo everyone to read
Book Rescue
The redistribution of old 'unwanted' books from shops and libraries