The motto was “Fiercely Independent Publishing”. Their non-fiction included a tasteful and iconic coffee-table book about strippers in East London and personalised biographies of Ike Turner and Gene Vincent. The Do-Not Press published work by writers as diverse as Ken Bruen and Mick Farren, Maxim Jakubowski and Carol Anne Davis. Jim Driver’s aim when starting The Do-Not Press was to showcase exciting and innovative writing. This website is partly the archive of the original website, including title and author pages, and partly a Creative Writing resource.Īside from archiving almost every article on the original websites, we hope to show you how to become a writer, by means of articles and videos such as Writing a Book and How to Publish a Book. The first title was Rock Talk, published on 31st October 1994 and its last came out on 25th June, 2004. All in all, The Do-Not Press published over 100 titles over those ten years, mainly in the categories of cutting edge Mystery Fiction, Music and Erotica. The Do-Not Press was an independent publishing company, founded in London in 1994, by former music promoter and writer, Jim Driver. Welcome to the official website of The Do-Not Press. The Do-Not Press logo designed by Kirk Teasdale

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