October 19, 2023
There are lots of reasons why humanities scholars may choose to publish Open Access (OA). We asked the authors and editors of our most-read OA titles to share their stories.
August 27, 2020
Marcie Ray’s new book Coquettes, Wives, and Widows: Gender Politics in French Baroque Opera and Theater is a timely and significant study of how composers and dramatists of early modern… READ MORE
August 19, 2020
Ros Ballaster’s new book reveals the relationship between the stage and the newly respectable and increasingly fashionable novel was one of an intensely creative and productive rivalry: novelists sent their… READ MORE
March 11, 2020
Frances B. Singh uncovers the life of Jane Cumming in her publication Scandal and Survival in Nineteenth-Century Scotland, from the University of Rochester Press. Most people, if they have heard… READ MORE
January 21, 2020
Just published in our Studies in the Eighteenth Century series, Giada Pizzoni’s first book examines how, while considered marginal and suspect figures at home, British Catholics developed networks of powerful… READ MORE
Finding the Meaning of Music and Morality