text: Pelican by Penguin does have a series going – it’s just much more limited in range, and much more low profile
  Have a look at https://www.penguin.co.uk/series/pelbks/pelican-books.html – it’s a shame there are only 40 titles in that series. I wouldn’t know where to start with persuading them to bring back the series to its former high public profile. Is it even possible in the internet era? How do we avoid some of the election campaigns that have been so light on policy and genuine debate given the scale of the problems we face?
  One other club that relaunched a few years ago was the Left Book Club, originally dating from the 1930s. The AbeBooks website returns over 900 hits when the search terms for the club and the publisher behind it (Gollancz) are input. Some are repeat titles, so it’s not 900 different ones. In the meantime, used books published by the Fabian Society date back to the late 1800s. (The rare ones are not cheap). Their back catalogue has actually been digitised and made available for free by the LSE here. Anything that catches your eye that might be worth re-publishing?