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Independent publisher founded in 2004, publishing books, producing and distributing audio/video content, and consulting for corporate, academic, and cultural clients.

Last updated September 2, 2026

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Overview

Fore-Word Press is an independent publisher founded in 2004. It publishes books, produces and distributes audio and video content, and acts as consultants for corporate, academic and cultural sector clientele. Its clients include museums, galleries, archives, universities, commercial corporations and charities both in the UK and internationally. The company offers services such as radio, film, and TV production, column and feature writing, PR and marketing, policy development, workshops, and curatorial services.

History

Fore-Word Press is an independent publisher founded in 2004. It publishes books, produces and distributes audio and video content, and acts as consultants for corporate, academic and cultural sector clientele. Its clients include museums, galleries, archives, universities, commercial corporations and charities both in the UK and internationally.

Products and positioning

  • Letters to Gil

    A memoir by Malik Al Nasir about surviving abuse and discovering self-worth under the wing of Gil Scott-Heron.

  • Ordinary Guy

    A debut collection of poetry by Mark T. Watson.

  • Barriers to Black Academia — Slavery, Colonialism and the Case for Reparative Justice Online Symposia Analytical Report

    A report presenting thematic issues on barriers faced by Black people in academia.

  • Lifting the Barriers to Black Academia Through Decolonisation and Positive Action — Policy Roundtable Report

    A policy roundtable report with recommendations for government, regulators, funders, and higher education providers.

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