Four names,
one wee roof.
Peryton Press publishes four authors — all Scottish, all entirely different. Speculative romance, picture books, comedic erotica, indie-author non-fiction. Pick your corner of the bookshop.
Skye MacKinnon
Speculative romance — aliens, shifters, reverse harem, with a Scottish twist.
Skye writes bestselling speculative romance — aliens, shifters, Celtic gods and the occasional Highlander, often with more than one love interest and always with a strong heroine at the wheel. A USA Today bestseller with 60+ books to her name, she mixes spicy romance with action, suspense and whimsical humour.
Isla Wynter
Whimsical, heart-warming picture books for curious small people.
Isla is a Scottish children's author of whimsical, heart-warming picture books. From curious unicorns and pink ghosts to koalas who fly to the moon and whales that feel a little sad, Isla's stories inspire imagination while gently exploring important themes like friendship, emotions, and caring for our planet. Whether you're after a bedtime story, a laugh-out-loud adventure, or a gentle way to introduce children to big feelings, you'll find the right book here. Loved by children, parents and teachers alike, and available in multiple languages around the world.
Skye B. MacKinnon
Non-fiction for indie authors — the unvarnished playbook.
Skye B. MacKinnon is a non-fiction author who helps other writers succeed with self-publishing. After a career in journalism and science communication, she now writes practical, honest books for authors — low on jargon, high on spreadsheets — covering self-publishing craft, marketing, translations, ads and the business side of a writing life. The books she wishes had existed when she started.
Philomena MacKinnon
Funny, filthy erotica — yes, including the self-service checkout machine.
Philomena writes erotica that makes you laugh before it makes you blush. Her sentient-object roster so far includes a self-service checkout machine, a sailboat and an MRI — and when she's not romancing appliances, she's writing platypus shifters, Nessie and the occasional caveman. She takes premises that ought to be absurd and plays them entirely straight, which is, of course, the joke. Hugely popular. Absolutely unembarrassed.
