Nonfiction rooted in research, evidence, and the stories that endure.
Gloucester Press is an independent publisher specializing in nonfiction rooted in research, evidence, and practical expertise. We publish books built on primary sources, archival research, and a commitment to getting it right — whether the subject is military history, institutional accountability, or protecting what matters most.
Gloucester Press believes that rigorous research and compelling storytelling are not competing values — they are the same value, expressed differently.
The 1973 National Personnel Records Center Fire and the Generation of Service Lost in the Flames. A work of history, investigation, and remembrance — documenting the largest archival disaster in American history and its consequences for millions of veterans and their families.
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199 true stories from American history that didn't make it into the textbook. The Battle of New Orleans was fought after the war ended. Play-Doh was invented to clean wallpaper. A police officer once stopped the President of the United States for speeding — and the President told him to do his job.
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A practical guide to understanding homeowners insurance — written by a veteran insurance adjuster with more than thirty years of experience in the field.
Buy on Amazon →Gloucester Press is always searching for the next untold story — the kind buried in archives, hidden by institutions, or preserved only in the memories of those who were there. We are especially interested in stories of moral courage, institutional concealment, and ordinary people caught in extraordinary circumstances.
If you know of a story that has never been fully told — one built on real events, real documents, and real people — we want to hear from you.