It's our favourite day, #NationalBookLoversDay 🤩 Come along to pay us a visit and share the love ❤️ 📚❤️📚

Visit #Cambridge with our Charity Calendar 2025 📅📸✨ The calendar, which raises money for our charity partner Book Aid International, can be purchased from our Cambridge University Press Bookshop! Learn more about the making of the calendar & how to buy it here: cambrid.ge/3LWAvNk @cambridge_uni

"We’re delighted to be publishing Janet’s moving and thoughtful semi-memoir...alongside a new collector’s edition of the complete works" Our literature publisher, Bethany Thomas, on two forthcoming books we will publish on Jane Austen.

Drawing on robust research she [Caspar] unravels how “obeying orders impacts our ability to empathize with others” by inhibiting the parts of the brain that process guilt and mirror others’ pain. Read Publishers Weekly's review of 'Just Following Orders' 🔗cup.org/4dV5RA9

'Want to fix your body? Working on mental health works better'. Watch the NBC10 Boston interview with author of Adultish Dr. Charlotte Markey 🔗 cup.org/3T9to8B

Visit Cambridge University Press Bookshop and you shall have my books good chepe 👍

Dr Francis Young Cambridge University Press Bookshop Use thine CAM card and ye shall have them cheper still (Cambridge alumni only) 🎓

Here’s a thing for people who can get to Cambridge. I’m at the CUP bookshop talking to theatre scholar David Wiles about his great new book on how politics as theatre is a vital part of democratic political culture. If you want to know why then come! eventbrite.co.uk/e/book-launch-…

📚 Exciting news! 🎉 "Just Following Orders: Atrocities and the Brain Science of Obedience" by Emilie Caspar is now on display at Cambridge University Press Bookshop! Swing by to check it out or order your copy online today. cambridge.org/us/universityp…

Local to Cambridge? Don't miss our Cambridge University Press Bookshop launch event for Democracy, Theatre & Performance by David Wiles, who will be in conversation with Alan Finlayson. All welcome! To find out more and book your (free) ticket, visit cup.org/4gyOOFX #CambridgeEvent #BookLaunch

Local to Cambridge? Don't miss our Cambridge University Press Bookshop launch event for Democracy, Theatre & Performance by David Wiles, who will be in conversation with Alan Finlayson. All welcome! To find out more and book your (free) ticket, visit cup.org/4gyOOFX #CambridgeEvent #BookLaunch

On 18th October, the four winners of the Nine Dots Prize will be together for the first time ever to discuss the important role that non-fiction writing plays in talking about societal questions and problems Register for free at: crassh.cam.ac.uk/events/43789/ CRASSH, Cambridge

Exciting news! Lorna Hutson's book, England’s Insular Imagining: The Elizabethan Erasure of Scotland, has made it to the longlist of the Saltire Society Literary Awards! We would like to extend our congratulations. Stay tuned for more updates! 📚#SaltireSociety #LiteraryAwards

🩷🎭🫦🤓✊🏿🧡CHECK OUT this fun convo feat. former Shakespeare Association of America's Pres. Ian Smith, Stanford University's Dr. Ato Quayson & me! 🙏🏿Ian & I discuss our Cambridge UP - Literature & Performance #books "Shakespeare's White Others" & "Black Shakespeare" 👇🏿#ShakeRace #Race4Race Cambridge University Press Bookshop #SWO youtube.com/watch?v=D9VUvY…

✒️ Interested in writing creative non-fiction? Join us on 18 October for 'Writing creative non-fiction to tackle societal questions: The Nine Dots Prize winners in conversation' to discuss connecting research and evidence to a compelling and engaging story crassh.cam.ac.uk/events/43789