Tauris Parke Paperbacks is committed to publishing books that both inspire and are inspired by the world around us, focusing particularly on travel writing, history, biography and memoir. From past to present, from previously published gems to new discoveries, and from Morocco to Antarctica, Iran and beyond, our books are united by a sense of place and by the individuality and pioneering spirit of their authors. We are proud to have published Pulitzer Prize-winners, literary giants, cult writers and legendary travellers and we continue to be stimulated by today’s fresh new voices – those who are discovering their own paths and shaping stories that challenge, inform and illuminate. Representing classic writings of the past, as well as some of the boldest and brightest talents of the present, Tauris Parke opens a window onto a whole new world of discovery.
Tatiana Wilde | Editor, Tauris Parke Paperbacks
“Music is the companion of joy, the balm of sorrow.” And so are certain books, especially so when they are great ones returned from obscurity. So an appreciative flute of Tattinger Brut Millesime ’02 (perky, intelligent, with a hint of money) to Tauris Parke Paperbacks for
reprinting, to date, 88 iconic travel narratives of the past. No matter the author, in each one you’ll find an inexhaustible fund of erudition,
wit, and literary style.
– Everett Potter's Travel Report
I Swim the Hellespont
Richard Halliburton, America's great adventurer, fulfils a life's dream on a tin of sardines. More...
Peter Fleming
Giles Foden on why, to his mind, Brazilian Adventure is 'the greatest travel book ever.' More...
Tauris Parke Catalogue
The latest Tauris Parke Paperbacks Catalogue is now available to read online and download by clicking here...
William Dean Howells
Having faded from literary awareness, Matthew Stevenson answers: who was William Dean Howells? More...
Freya Stark
Freya Stark – the doyenne of Middle East travel writers – is featured in the New Yorker this month. More...
The Wilderness Years
Fed with inside information, Churchill consistently warned of the Nazi danger, even before the rise of Hitler. More...