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Field guides for the lives people actually live.

New River Press makes design-forward books, journals, charts, and guides, built around how real bodies, brains, and families work, and beautiful enough to keep.

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The books

Six titles · more monthly

Four imprints, one press

Ember

Women's health, written like literature. Trackers and journals for the transitions nobody hands you a manual for.

Spiky

Tools for brains that run on interest. Planners and journals built for the AuDHD operating system.

Hearthline

Heirloom question books. Beautiful enough to keep for sixty years; questions good enough to fill them.

Eldest

For the family's unpaid project manager. Wry on the surface, serious underneath.

Field Notes

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How to Track Perimenopause Symptoms (So Your Doctor Actually Listens)

Which perimenopause symptoms to track, how long to track them, and how to turn 90 days of notes into one high-signal doctor visit.

Planners Keep Failing You Because They're Built for a Different Brain

Why productivity systems fail AuDHD adults, and what an interest-based, capacity-first planner looks like instead.

Unmasking, Without Burning Your Life Down

A practical, low-shame approach to autistic unmasking: map the masks, count the cost, and run small chosen experiments.