Cacklegoose Press was set up in 1989 to offer editorial and production services to publishers, museums, galleries and private individuals. It is a principal vehicle for the skills of Marilyn McCully, art historian, Picasso specialist, editor and exhibition organiser, and Michael Raeburn, editor, book designer and publisher. Cacklegoose Press is located in the middle of Cacklegoose Green in West London. See our special feature on The Green Frog Service, where we have an exceptional offer for original subscribers to the book.

Limited quantities of our own publications are available from good booksellers or directly from Cacklegoose Press:

Michael Raeburn, Ludmila Voronikhina, Andrew Nurnberg (eds.). The Green Frog Service, 1995 (published in association with the State Hermitage, St Petersburg). £150
See special feature.

Charles C. Kingsley. Ice: The Worlds of the Antarctic and the Arctic, 2002. £20
An account of the polar regions with outstanding photographs by the author of the wildlife and environment.
26 x 23 cm • 144 pages • 114 colour plates • laminated pictorial boards

Marilyn McCully. Measure Without Measure: The Art of Linda Karshan, 2001. £20
Recent drawings by the London-based American artist, whose work was exhibited in 2001-2 at the Sir John Soane Museum, London, and IVAM, Valencia.
27.4 x 19.8 cm • 64 pages • 42 illustrations (duotone plates) • soft boards with jacket attached

Paul Feiler: Connections, 2002 (published in collaboration with the Redfern Gallery, London, and Le Cadre Gallery, Hong Kong). £20
Anthology of recent and past work, together with source photographs, by the distinguished Cornish painter Paul Feiler, with introduction by Michael Raeburn and chronology.
23.5 x 22.5 cm • 56 pages • 63 illustrations (colour plates) • laminated pictorial boards

Paul Feiler: Elusive Space, 2010 (published in collaboration with the Redfern Gallery, London). £20
Featuring Paul Feiler's recent perspex reliefs, together with work from the past and source material, with introduction by Anthony O'Hear, afterword by Michael Raeburn and chronology. See illustration in About us.
23.5 x 22.5 cm • 80 pages • 72 illustrations (colour plates) • laminated pictorial boards