Godine, founded in 1970 by David R. Godine, is a small independent book publisher located in Boston, Massachusetts. Our titles range from Emily Franklin’s historical novel, Lioness of Boston to books by Joan Baez to Simon Van Booy's Sipsworth.
For readers, we deliver insight, inspiration, new perspectives, and thoroughly entertaining experiences. For authors, we are a publishing partner, as invested in authors’ successes as they are.
Godine is also home to the Black Sparrow Press, founded in 1966.
For more about the history of Godine, and our titles and publishing adventure over the decades, see our founder’s telling of the tale in Godine at Fifty.
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Most Requested Books
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J'Accuse
Oct 13 2026
Biographies & Memoirs,
History,
True Crime
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Lost Love
Oct 20 2026
Literary Fiction,
Novellas & Short Stories
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J'Accuse
Oct 13 2026
Biographies & Memoirs,
History,
True Crime
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Lost Love
Oct 20 2026
Literary Fiction,
Novellas & Short Stories
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J'Accuse
Oct 13 2026
Biographies & Memoirs,
History,
True Crime
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Lost Love
Oct 20 2026
Literary Fiction,
Novellas & Short Stories
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Publisher Profile
Godine
Godine, founded in 1970 by David R. Godine, is a small independent book publisher located in Boston, Massachusetts. Our titles range from Emily Franklin’s historical novel, Lioness of Boston to books by Joan Baez to Simon Van Booy's Sipsworth.
For readers, we deliver insight, inspiration, new perspectives, and thoroughly entertaining experiences. For authors, we are a publishing partner, as invested in authors’ successes as they are.
Godine is also home to the Black Sparrow Press, founded in 1966.
For more about the history of Godine, and our titles and publishing adventure over the decades, see our founder’s telling of the tale in Godine at Fifty.
Thanks for stopping by.
