Dodo Press.
We publish what we please

Dodo Press is a Moscow-based micro-publisher, established in 2009. We all work almost entirely as volunteers, most of our publications are financed by crowdfunding. We tend to publish non-mainstream weirdly brilliant books, mainly in translation from English. The Dodo Press team consists of three people, with about 300 books translated, about 500 edited, and about 50 years in publishing, between us. There are several friends who help us with layouts, illustrations, proofreading, and online presence. We are happy with our audience of some couple of thousand readers and fans, and so-o-o not aspire to conquer the market. That said, we just love what we do, and we love to keep it simple and non-solemn.

Here's what Dodo Press managed to accomplish.

In translation:

• Seadna, by Peadar Ua Laoghaire — March, 2020, co-sales Phantom Press
• Beautiful Cracked Eyes, by Pat Ingoldsby — January, 2020
• The Cannibal, by John Hawkes — September, 2019, co-sales Phantom Press
• The Crock of Gold, by James Stephens — September, 2019, co-sales Phantom Press
• The Lion of Boaz-Jachin and Jachin-Boaz. Kleinzeit, by Russell Hoban — May, 2019, co-sales Phantom Press
• An t-Oileánach (The Islandman), by Tomás Ó Criomhthain (Tomas O'Crohan) — October, 2018, co-sales Phantom Press
• Irish Fairy Tales, by James Stephens — October, 2018, co-sales Phantom Press
• The Teachings of Don B., by Donald Barthelme — October, 2018, co-sales Phantom Press
• The Apprentice. The Journeyman, by Gordon Houghton — September, 2017, co-sales Phantom Press
• The Dalkey Archive, by Flann O'Brien — July, 2017, co-sales Phantom Press
• The Bushwhacked Piano, by Thomas McGuane — May, 2017, co-sales Phantom Press
• All Quiet on the Orient Express, by Magnus Mills — March, 2017, co-sales Phantom Press
• The Dead Father, by Donald Barthelme — January, 2017, co-sales Phantom Press
• Willard and His Bowling Trophies, by Richard Brautigan — November, 2016, co-sales Phantom Press
• The Best of Myles, by Flann O'Brien — June, 2016, co-sales Phantom Press
• Puckoon, by Spike Milligan — September, 2015
• Go the F*ck to Sleep, by Adam Mansbach and Ricardo Cortez — October, 2014
• The Triggering Town, by Richard Hugo — February, 2014
• Weird Things Customers Say in Bookstores, More Weird Things Customers Say in Bookstores, by Jen Campbell — May, 2014
• The Illustrated Book of Bad Argument, by Ali Almossawi — November, 2013
• Rain on the River: Selected Poems and Short Prose, by Jim Dodge — October, 2012
• The Pythons Autobiography by The Pythons, by Graham Chapman, John Cleese, Terry Gilliam, Eric Idle, Terry Jones, Michael Palin — October, 2011, with the support of Ahmad Tea Russia
• Sum: 40 Tales of the Afterlife — November, 2009

Originally in Russian:

• My Queen, by Eugene Kogan — August, 2017
• About One Person, Very Quickly, by Shashi Martynova — April, 2017
• Vassily the Kid is Dreaming, by Shashi Martynova — March, 2016
• Martin Doesn't Cry, by Linor Goralik — June, 2015, co-sales Livebook Publishing
• This Is Called So: Miniature Prose, by Linor Goralik — May, 2014
• Tales About Fish, Hare, Humans and Non-Humans, by Boris Khudimov — April, 2011
• Freakipedia, by Gila Loran — October, 2010