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About Us
Capuchin Classics are Books to Keep Alive.
A driving sense of discovery lies at the heart of Capuchin: reviving great works of fiction which have been unjustly forgotten or neglected. Our ethos is to restore a richness to the canon, and each book is introduced afresh by a well-known figure.
The early Capuchin titles included Michael Arlen’s captivating evocation of the world of the 1920s The Green Hat; Tom Stacey’s gem of a love story and Fleet Street lore The Man Who Knew Everything (originally published and filmed as Deadline); and GK Chesterton’s riotous forecast of rebellious London, The Napoleon of Notting Hill. Later publications have included a hugely successful selection of titles by Nancy Mitford.
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