July 4, 2019
The original hardback edition of Representing Beasts was published in summer 2015, in fact just in time for Leeds IMC where both subject and sleekly stunning cover made it one… READ MORE
June 19, 2019
Although it has been on our minds since March (if not earlier) these last two weeks before Leeds IMC always come with a great rush of activity and excited anticipation…. READ MORE
June 18, 2019
Discrimination has long played a part in medievalism studies, but it has rarely been weaponized as thoroughly and publicly as in recent exchanges. Professor Karl Fugelso explains how these exchanges… READ MORE
June 5, 2019
Dr Elly McCausland’s new book is an examination of the numerous adaptations of Malory’s Morte Darthur that were written for children in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries. Here we present… READ MORE
May 22, 2019
Many thanks to Professor Melanie Schuessler Bond for this introduction to her new book, the third in our Medieval and Renaissance Clothing and Textiles series. James V, King of Scotland,… READ MORE
May 17, 2019
The first paperback edition of Roman Warships is one of the stars of our Trade list this spring. It also makes an ideal companion to the author’s other paperback volume,… READ MORE
April 17, 2019
New to paperback comes Professor Lawrence G. Duggan’s acclaimed study of the vexed relationship between clergy and warfare, Armsbearing and the Clergy in the History and Canon Law of Western… READ MORE
April 8, 2019
How do you solve a problem like Lucy? “Twice-married, twice-abducted, once-divorced disregarder of the moral conventions of medieval Yorkshire, the heiress Lucy de Thweng was obviously quite a girl.” So… READ MORE
April 4, 2019
To mark the recent publication of the first paperback edition of her book, Professor Carolyne Larrington looks back at the approaches that shaped her work and at the reception it… READ MORE
March 28, 2019
While Women’s History Month is a relatively new development, women have of course been active participants in history all along. These three titles from Boydell Press share stories of women… READ MORE
On the “superficiality” of eighteenth-century women’s education