Forthcoming from Clemson University Press: A preview of Morbidities and “The Concept of the New Literature” by Ramón Gómez de la Serna, translated by Nicolás Fernández-Medina, can now be read in PMLA: bit.ly/4bs9tZz

Now available: Kim Stanley Robinson by Andrew Rowcroft is the first book about craft, composition, and apprenticeship in Robinson’s novels. Find out more: bit.ly/3WI9FPE

We're working with societies to offer ECRs bursaries towards conference attendance costs as part of our #LUP125 celebrations. Our latest bursary is in partnership with Society for the Study of Labour History.
Find out more about this #LabourHistory bursary on the SSLH website: bit.ly/44JfnD3

Congratulations to Nikolaj Lübecker on winning the R.Gapper Book Prize 🎉 Twenty-First-Century Symbolism is available to buy on our website, with a Paperback edition coming later this year: bit.ly/21stSymbolism #FrenchStudies

Now available: Parisiennes: City Women in French Cinema by Nicoleta Bazgan is a timely chronology of how women in Paris were screened in French cinema from 1957 to the present. Find out more: bit.ly/4biHz29

Interested in working in publishing? LUP are hiring a Books Marketing Assistant to join the team. This role will involve liaising with authors, designing promotional materials, arranging review copies, and sharing our books on social media. bit.ly/BMAvacancy
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The editors of The T. S. Eliot Studies Annual invite you to send your contribution on any aspect of Eliot’s life and writing. The deadline for consideration for Volume 7 is July 15, 2024.
Find out more at: bit.ly/TSESA-Submissi… Clemson University Press International T. S. Eliot Society T. S. Eliot Foundation

This new book is richly illustrated, drawing on a wide range of contemporary material like the below postcards and images by local photographers. bit.ly/LUPBirkenhead #Birkenhead

Birkenhead Park by Robert Lee sets out the significance of the Park as a unique designed landscape which influenced the provision and design of urban parks throughout the second half of the 19th century. bit.ly/LUPBirkenhead #BirkenheadPark

📢 #JOBS : Liverpool University Press - is seeking a Books Marketing Assistant.

Apply by 31 May. ow.ly/xASe50ROVgx

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Researchers frequently receive invitations to publish in journals that they might not have heard of. nature have published a useful article with advice for authors -

I’m worried I’ve been contacted by a predatory publisher — how do I find out? nature.com/articles/d4158…

EVENT: Join J Leow on June 7th for the online launch of her new book Counter-Cartographies: Reading Singapore Otherwise. Book your free place using this link: bit.ly/CounterCartogr…

New in the Journal of Jewish Studies: Shlomi Efrati (KU Leuven) describes the lost and found manuscripts of Targum, and Judah Galinsky (@ubarilan) on love and fear of God in the thought of Isaac of Corbeil: bit.ly/JournalofJewis…
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Now available: The Currency of Cultural Patrimony by Rob Bayliss is the first book to address both national and international influence over contemporary understandings of Spanish cultural patrimony. Find out more: bit.ly/44LLfXr

New to the blog: We hear from @daanibhai, Perdita Matson, Erin Roberts, and Dr Justin Sharpe 🌋🌪 🌊 on their article which looks at #genderequality and responsible consumption and production as the core #SDG s within the #SDG ecosystem approach which they propose: bit.ly/IDPR-Featured-…

Students and faculty at Brandeis University have trial access to 50 volumes in the Translated Texts for Historians E-Library until June 19th 2024.
Browse the volumes here: liverpooluniversitypress.co.uk/topic/collecti…
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Read an excellent overview of Trailblazers, an initiative that sees ECRs publish their first monographs open access, and benefit from in-depth training about the publishing process, written by our Journals Marketing Executive, Alice Burns: uksg.org/newsletter/uks… UKSG