About us

Great ideas can change the world.

We are a small independent publishing house based in England.

What drives us: Challenging the status quo in an unjust world.
What delights us: Working at the intersection of language and social justice.
What defines us: Our author-centred approach to publishing.

Red Press: What's in a name?

Red: the colour of magnanimity; fortitude; fortune.

Of revolution, of anarchy.
Of passion, anger, and love. Of courage, and of change.
The colour red has a rich and resonant history in human culture.

Red Press is about ideas that change the world.

 

Who we are

Katherine E. Knotts
Founder

Katherine (MSc Economic History, London School of Economics) has put her pen to good use in the social justice space for over 15 years as a writer and editor for a range of NGOs, social businesses, and impact investors. She also coaches other authors in the social justice space who need thought-partnership throughout the book-writing process. Based in England, she is the co-author of The Business of Doing Good (2015), an unrepentant grammar pedant, and her favourite smell is that of new pencils.

 Katherine Knotts
Chiara Bullen

Chiara Bullen
Media Coordinator

Chiara is mad for the written word. She has an MA in English Lit from the University of Glasgow, and a MLitt in Publishing from the University of Stirling. She maintains her own book blog, and is an editor for the Scottish Book Trust’s What’s Your Story? magazine. She honed her social media and design skills as the online editor for Qmunicate, a magazine that has gained well-deserved notoriety for tackling social injustice issues. Based in Scotland, she’s equally happy debating the nuances of intersectional feminism as she is beating you at Mario Kart. She takes pride in owning a famous internet cat, and for having scored tickets to see Hamilton.

Anita Granger
Publishing Assistant

Based in South Africa, Anita (Dip. CIS, The Institute of Chartered Secretaries & Administrators) has over 20 years’ experience in business administration and accounting, having worked for blue-chip companies such as Deloitte and ABLAND South Africa. She is also the co-ordinator of community-based outreach programmes with her local Adventist church and takes pride in selfless service. Anita has a good sense of humour, and in her spare time, you would likely find her watching reruns of Friends.