This site is run by Jim Driver, publisher, editor-in-chief and managing director of The Do-Not Press, the award-winning but feisty London publishing house, that flew the jolly roger in Britain publishing for a decade from 1994. After that I went back to my original and best job, as one of England’s least notorious music promoters. I have organised the Rhythm Festival since 2006 and have been responsible for Friday nights at London’s legendary 100 Club since 2003.
After The Do-Not Press gave up the ghost, my plan was always to publish ebooks. And that’s just what I now do. Since 1989, I worked as a writer and journalist, slaving extensively as beer and pubs writer for ‘Time Out’ (London), also reviewing crime fiction and Indian restaurants for the same organ. Overwhelmed by their largesse and generosity, I was forced to call it a day in August 2005. Before, during and after, I wrote for ‘Oz’, ‘International Times’, ‘The Guardian’, ‘Observer’, ‘Independent’, ‘Independent on Sunday’, ‘Times’, Mojo’ and ‘Bedfordshire on Sunday’, amongst others.
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