The Constant Epicurean Press is a home for stories that journey across landscapes—both real and imagined. Founded on the belief that every path holds meaning, we publish works that explore the intersections of history, travel, philosophy, and speculative wonder. Whether tracing the winding roads of the American West or unraveling the threads of memory in a post-singularity world, our books are grounded in curiosity, driven by narrative, and guided by a deep love for language. From vivid nonfiction rooted in place and time to fiction that asks what it means to be human, The Constant Epicurean Press brings you stories that stay with you—wherever you go.

The Constant Epicurean Press Founded by author and traveler Dennis W. Davis, The Constant Epicurean Press emerged from a simple conviction: that the world is best understood through its stories—told with curiosity, reverence, and just the right dash of irreverence. The name, borrowed from Davis’s long-running travel blog The Constant Epicurean, reflects a philosophy of living deliberately and observing deeply, whether across deserts, through historic cities, or inside the spiral corridors of imagined futures. The press began as a passion project rooted in the belief that good stories—those that explore history, place, and the human condition—deserve thoughtful presentation and timeless design. Our mission is to publish books that travel well, books that stay with you long after the last page, and books that ask more questions than they answer. From road trip memoirs and cultural reflections to speculative fiction grappling with AI and metaphysics, our catalog reflects a commitment to storytelling that crosses both geography and genre. Every title we publish carries the spirit of the epicurean: a love for experience, a hunger for meaning, and a belief that life is richer when we chase both wonder and understanding. Whether you’re holding a novel about digital gods or a field guide to the American backroads, you’re reading a piece of that journey.