April 28, 2021
In April’s already award-winning title Sol Plaatje’s Mhudi: History, criticism, celebration, international scholars explore one of the most important postcolonial novels of African literature. This important exploration inspired us to… READ MORE
April 27, 2021
Greetings from the University of Rochester Press, where I serve as the series editor for Rochester Studies in Medical History. It’s work that I come by honestly, as a longtime… READ MORE
April 26, 2021
It’s perhaps not surprising that stories and art depicting cadavers should captivate people’s imagination. A resurrected body is at the very centre of Christianity. Paul Binski pins the thriving of… READ MORE
April 23, 2021
Boydell is proud to have our list handled by teams of expert representatives around the world. They know exactly where to show our new publications and we know they do… READ MORE
April 21, 2021
Elizabeth Bigg’s new book is the full-length account of St Stephen’s College, the royally-favoured religious institution at the heart of the busy administrative world of the Palace of Westminster and… READ MORE
April 19, 2021
What did it mean to be an autonomous agent in European medieval society? Dr Epurescu-Pascovici’s new book investigates this fundamental issue. In the simplest terms, agency is about individuals’ capacity to… READ MORE
April 16, 2021
In mid-seventeenth-century France, Charlotte-Amélie de la Trémoille, the young member of one of the country’s most prominent Protestant families, is playing with some childhood friends, who are young Catholic girls…. READ MORE
April 14, 2021
In the process of writing a book about Johann Sebastian Bach, occasionally someone would ask me if anything remains to be written about the famous German composer. Yet despite the… READ MORE
April 13, 2021
Boydell is proud to have our list handled by teams of expert representatives around the world. They know exactly where to show our new publications and we know they do… READ MORE
Q&A with Seth Peabody: Exploring German Film History