Many congratulation to one of GPC Welsh dictionary's Senior Editors, Ann Parry Owen Aɳɳ Pαɾɾყ Oɯҽɳ on winning the Sir Ellis-Griffith Memorial Prize for her volume Geirfâu'r Fflyd, an important source for 17th-century vocabulary from Flintshire. Uni of Wales Press

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Twenty-Five Years of Devolved Education in Wales: A Review The Wales Journal of Education has published a bilingual Open Access special issue critiquing a quarter of a century of post-devolution educational policymaking and practice in Wales. journal.uwp.co.uk/wje/issue/41/i…

With great sadness UWP learnt of the passing of Geraint H. Jenkins, a historian and author who made a huge contribution to the study of Welsh history. UWP would like to express our deepest condolences with his family. uwp.co.uk/geraint-h-jenk…

🚨 NEW YEAR SALE! 🚨 Follow the link below for 70% off a wide range of UWP books 📚 uwp.co.uk/sel-blwyddyn-n… Use the code 2025 at checkout 🛍️ Sale ends 28 February

Our Spring Summer 2025 catalogue is available now! ☀️📚 Follow the link below to discover our exciting upcoming titles 📚 uwp.co.uk/app/uploads/Fi…

🏅 All three editors of the Wales Journal of Education have been awarded the Hugh Owen Medal since 2019 🏅 The medal is named in honour of Sir Hugh Owen (1804-1881) and celebrates outstanding educational research in Wales. ➡️ uwp.co.uk/all-three-wje-…

It’s been a copy editing morning. Publication day draws ever nearer… Uni of Wales Press UWP Commissioning

BLOG: M.D. Matthews describes the First World War encounter between a U-boat and a Welsh merchant vessel depicted on the cover of his new book, Wales, the Mercantile Marine and the First World War. ➡️ uwp.co.uk/willy-stower-a…

Look who’s here on paperback! uwp.co.uk/book/queer-for… #horror #horrorstudies #queerhorror Uni of Wales Press UWP Commissioning

Volume #24 in the Horror Studies book series has been announced! We’re excited about our first ‘sequel’ collection too. Out this autumn. uwp.co.uk/book/zombies-i…

UWP's Iberian and Latin American Studies series provides a contextual and disciplinary approach to the study of the Hispanic and Lusophone worlds. Would you like to write for the series? We’d love to hear from you. #SLAS2025 More info: uwp.co.uk/series/categor…

If you're at #HorrorStudies Now 2025, we want your proposals for our scary-good Horror Studies series, the first book series exclusively dedicated to the study of the genre in its various manifestations. More info: uwp.co.uk/series/categor… #horrorNU

BLOG: 'My interest in the gothic lies primarily with women as Other; with how female protagonists and women authors create, embody and/or expose ‘monstrosity’.' Megan DeVirgilis introduces The Female Vampire in Hispanic Literature on our blog: ➡️ uwp.co.uk/the-female-vam…

If you're attending Hauntings: Multidisciplinary Approaches Cardiff University today, we'd love to receive your proposals for Gothic Literary Studies, our award-winning series dedicated to publishing ground-breaking scholarship on Gothic literature and film. 🐦‍⬛uwp.co.uk/series/categor…

Find us at #gothiccrossroads The Manchester Centre for Gothic Studies in the Dalton Building. We'd love to hear your ideas for new books across our award-winning Gothic and Horror series. Unable to attend in person? Explore our virtual stand via the link below ⤵️ uwp.co.uk/gothic-and-hor…

🎉Congratulations to Sadie Jarrett on winning the Francis Jones Prize for Gentility in Early Modern Wales: The Salesbury Family, 1450–1720 🎉 jesus.ox.ac.uk/dr-sadie-jarre…

If you're attending #SFSBristol, chat to Sarah about publishing your work in our French and Francophone Studies series! 📚 The series emphasises ways in which French and francophone communities across the world are evolving in the 21st century. More info: uwp.co.uk/series/categor…

Two new volumes have been announced for early 2026! #horror #horrorstudies #newbooks UWP Commissioning Uni of Wales Press

BLOG: Introducing Medieval Animal Names What did medieval people call the animals they lived and worked with? Why did they give them the names they did? Ben Parsons introduces his book on our blog: ➡️ uwp.co.uk/introducing-me… #medievaltwitter