CONWAY PUBLISHING
Welcome to the Conway website, where you can find out about all the new releases and keep up to date with our news and events. In addition to our core list, the Conway team have been lucky to get out and about with film crews to take photographs for two TV tie-ins. Brian Lavery's Empire of the Seas takes an in-depth look at the journey Dan Snow makes in his BBC series about the history of the Royal Navy, while James May could be said to be making history as he supersizes traditional toys in his superb Toy Stories project. Take a look at some of the photographs in the Conway Gallery, which also showcases images from some of our other illustrated titles.
This year we have reformulated our Model Shipwright journal into a weighty full-colour annual. As part of that process we have created two mini sites, one for Shipwright and one for our long-running Warship annual. They offer articles and plans as well as their own galleries and news sections.
For those in search of a challenge, be sure to try our special crossword full of nautical clues, or you can enter the special competition to win Conway books. And our unique twist on ‘thought for the day' can be found in the quotes taken from our hugely popular wartime pocket-books.
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News, events & features
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Presenter Dan Snow's bid to rescue tourists stopped
5th May 2010
TV presenter Dan Snow's mission to bring back home people stranded in France has been halted by officials...
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Empire of the Seas at No. 2 on the Sunday Times Bestseller list
8th February 2010
Conway are very pleased to report that Brian Lavery's latest book Empire of the Seas, a tie-in to Dan Snow's BBC TV series, ...
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CONWAY GALLERY
A regularly updated selection of superb artworks, illustrations and photographs selected by the Conway Publishing team and relating to new and forthcoming books, relevant news events or posted simply because we think that they are neat.
