KLESIA PRESSThe Imago Method
Atlas University · 1
KLESIAPRESSBrowse booksIndependent · Family-owned · Publishing worldwide
Klesia Press publishes ambitious work across theology, history, philosophy, health, literature, research and children’s publishing—more than 500 titles annually.
KLESIA PRESSThe Absurd Diet
KLESIA PRESSWotan’s Third Reich
KLESIA PRESSThe Time Machine
KLESIA PRESSThe Imago Method
Atlas University · 1
KLESIA PRESSThe Still One
Atlas University · 45
KLESIA PRESSThe Hebrew Mindset
Atlas University · 64
KLESIA PRESSYe Are Gods, But Ye Shall Die
Resurrection Society · 3
KLESIA PRESSGenesis Against the Old Gods
Resurrection Society · 25
KLESIA PRESSThe ONLY Parasite Cleanse that Works
Absurd Health · 4
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Theology, history, philosophy and sustained intellectual inquiry.
Browse the series on Amazon ↗02A twelve-volume theological project rebuilding faith without institutional religion.
Browse the series on Amazon ↗03Scripture, ancient religion, recovery and the long war against the old gods.
Browse the series on Amazon ↗04Health and human biology examined from first principles.
Explore the catalogue →05Speculative history, literary invention and books moving toward the screen.
Explore the catalogue →06Illustrated stories made for wonder, formation and another reading before bed.
Discover children’s books ↓The complete Atlas shelf
Klesia Children’s Library
Illustrated stories created for curiosity, formation, delight and the conversations that begin when a child asks for one more page.
Browse children’s booksKlesia on screen
Prime Mover and Mr President are currently in development for screen adaptation.
The Atlas University Podcast
Listen to reviews and discussions of Klesia Press books—both published and forthcoming—on the Atlas University Podcast.
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Klesia Press welcomes proposals and completed manuscripts from established and emerging authors. Literary representation is not required.

A global publishing house of ideas
Klesia Press operates globally, giving consequential work a durable form and a direct path to readers—from singular books to substantial, multi-volume research libraries.