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Help support independent publishing and writers in Wales by becoming a Seren Subscriber. All subscribers receive three brand-new books across the year, as well as our exclusive subscriber tote-bag and notebook on signing up.

Subscriber Benefits

  • Three brand-new Seren books a year – a mix of poetry, fiction and non-fiction
  • A first look at the latest titles – each book will arrive hot off the press
  • Opt-in to receive our exclusive subscriber newsletter telling you when a new book is on the way
  • 25% subscriber discount on selected titles
  • Introduction to great writers you may not have come across before
  • The joy of supporting independent publishing in Wales
This cover shows the clock tower in Aberystwyth standing ominously tall in the midst of a violent storm. A young woman with an umbrella walks along the promenade. The text reads: Storm, Alex Hubbard.
This cover shows a vibrant illustration of Three Cliffs Bay with a runner in bright leggings stepping into the foreground. The text reads: Wild Running South Wales. Natalie Ann Holborow.
This cover shows an abstract painting of two figures, one wearing a shirt and tie, against a pink background. The text reads: Significant Wow. Emily Cotterill.

Buy today and receive your first book in October 2026. We'll send your subscriber tote-bag and notebook in the meantime.

How it works

  1. Choose your subscription below – annual, one-year or gift
  2. We’ll send you your exclusive subscriber tote-bag and notebook.
  3. Receive your first book in the post – books will be delivered in 3 times a year (check deadline dates for order cut off times).
  4. Keep up to date with subscriber only content by opting-in to receive our subscriber newsletter.

Deadline dates

Sign up before 1 July 2026 to receive the next book.

Please note: Seren subscriptions are only available for UK delivery.

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Sign up today to discover fantastic new books and ensure we can continue supporting writers in Wales and beyond for many years to come.