Historical fiction & middle-grade fantasy

Some stories
refuse to
stay buried.

From the secretive streets of old London to the wild Scottish coast. Stories of ordinary hands at extraordinary moments.

TWO WORLDS. ONE LOVE OF STORY.
The Printer’s Apprentice — coverThe Runes of Dunross — cover
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Different worlds.
The same pull of mystery.

A printer’s workshop in a city on the brink.
A house on the edge of a restless sea.
Where will you begin?

01 / THE BOOKSThe Printer’s Apprentice — book coverLondon, 1665–1666
Historical fiction / For adult readers

The Printer’s Apprentice

A Novel of Plague, Fire, and the Press

On Pudding Lane, a printer’s daughter and his apprentice discover that the errors in a stranger’s manuscript are not errors at all. As plague empties the lanes, a trail of misspellings leads them towards a dangerous conspiracy.

Then comes the fire.

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02 / THE BOOKSThe Runes of Dunross — book coverThe Scottish coast · Present day
Middle-grade fantasy / For readers aged 9–13

The Runes of Dunross

A Storm Is Coming

Eleven-year-old Violet MacLeod inherits a remote Scottish manor from a great-aunt she never knew. But Dunross House holds secrets: ancient runes, whispers of witches, and dreams of storms that feel far too real.

The sea is restless. Something has been waiting.

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For the sharp-eyed reader

The story doesn’t end
at the last page.

There are hidden ciphers woven through The Printer’s Apprentice. A second story, waiting between the lines. Look carefully at the text: some secrets are meant to be discovered.

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THOMAS T. WEDOW AUTHOR & FOUNDER OF DUNROSS PRESS
Behind the books

Drawn to the places
where history
leaves its mark.

Thomas T. Wedow is a British author whose stories move between historical fiction and middle-grade fantasy. His books explore the secrets people keep, the histories they inherit, and the courage it takes to uncover the truth.

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