Powerful, perspective-shifting nonfiction from across a wide spectrum of lived experience, legacy, and craft. From the frontlines of history to the kitchens of celebrated chefs, from voices that challenge injustice to stories that seek meaning, Otterford is where real life takes center stage.
Our lines include:
- Otterford Gourmet – For cookbooks that blend flavor, culture, and storytelling
- Otterford Iron Women – Focused on the overlooked, unsung, and legendary women of history
- Otterford Echoes – Memoirs that reflect the personal and the profound
- Otterford Noir – True crime, investigative nonfiction, and criminal history with narrative bite
- Otterford Light – Works of faith, spirituality, and inner transformation
- Otterford Chronicles – Deep dives into history, conflict, and the human story across time
- Otterford Verse – Poetry that speaks, stirs, and stays with you
- Otterford Tranquility – A celebration of creativity through art books, journaling, and coloring
If it’s true, bold, and written with purpose, you’ll find it at Otterford.
Newest Release
Discover Victorian Recipes with a Side of Scandal by award-winning author Sherry Monahan—a tantalizing blend of authentic Victorian-era recipes and the scandalous life of English socialite Ethel Barry. Journey through a world where culinary traditions meet rebellion, and taste history through the recipes that shaped Ethel’s unconventional life.
Coming Soon
Saddle up for a flavorful ride through America’s most iconic ranches! Culinary Treasures from Dude and Guest Ranches dishes out cowboy classics, homestyle feasts, and sweet treats—each steeped in Western tradition and family lore. From campfire breakfasts to sunset suppers, this award-winning cookbook brings the spirit of the West straight to your kitchen.
Spotlight
Edith Röpke, her seven siblings, and their mother have learned to be silent and live inconspicuously….
It is 1939. On the cusp of World War II, the city of Bremen holds its breath with quiet unease. For years, the Jews have been excluded from everyday life, persecuted at the hands of the Nazis.
Edith‘s childhood is shaped by unrelenting Allied bombing raids, streets strewn with dead bodies, and the ever-present reminder to trust no one outside the family.
