Boydell & Brewer
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Publishing Medieval & Early Modern History, Medieval Lit, Hispanic Studies and more. Also tweeting @BoydellMusic @Boydell_Africa
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Joined February 2011
The Black Death was a disaster of huge magnitude, shaking #medieval Europe and beyond to its economic and social core. Learn more in this excerpt from The Complete History of the Black Death by Ole J. Benedictow.
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Congratulations to Nadège Ragaru who is co-winner of the BSA John D. Bell 2024 Memorial Book Prize! Save 50% on the PB edition with code BB050 until 28 Feb 2025. Also available as #openaccess.
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RT @CamHistory: Ideas matter in modern British political life. Inspired by the work of @JonParryHis, ‘Culture, Thought and Belief in Briti…
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At over 1,000 pages, Benedictow builds upon his study of 2004, drawing upon new scholarship & research to present a comprehensive, definitive account of the Black Death & its impact on #EuropeanHistory. Pay £80/$90 with code BB041 until 28 Feb 25.
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RT @MedievalUpdates: Scott Corbet Riley, New World Medievalisms: The Middle Ages in the American Cultural Imaginary (@boydellbrewer, Februa…
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What were two Irish sisters doing in Russia during the early years of the 19C, editing the French-language memoirs of a princess who had been a confidante of Catherine II? Find out more from Alexis Wolf in this @NewBooksNetwork podcast.
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RT @boydellmusic: Save 50% on the first full biography of Edward J. Dent, the Cambridge Professor of Music & foremost #musicologist, who pl…
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Looking to publish your book? Join University of Rochester Press Editorial Director, @Sonia_Kane on Feb 7 for a virtual roundtable and get your questions answered. For more information and to register, visit >
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New month, new releases! 📖 This month’s titles range from a look at a 19th century physician, a 30 year composer-conductor relationship, to how the European Middle Ages has been used in American culture. Discover more in our latest blog post:
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📢 AUTHORS! Your library might not purchase all books by university staff by default. To make sure your work can be read by colleagues and students, drop your librarian a line to let them know your book is out!
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"I sought to show that Cornwall was strikingly distinctive, but that at the same time it was a place powerfully connected to a wider world." Discover more about Cornwall, Connectivity & Identity in the Fourteenth Century from its author S. J. Drake >
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Metadata might not be the most exciting part of your publishing journey, but it is an important one! Learn more about the importance of good #metadata in our latest blog post.
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The Sword in Early #Medieval Northern Europe is a wide-ranging study of the significance of swords throughout the whole Anglo-Saxon period, offering valuable insights into the meaning of and attitude towards swords. ⚔️ Save 50% with BB050 until 31 Jan 25.
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📢 WE'RE HIRING! Looking to start your career in #publishing? We're hiring an Assistant Production Editor to join us at our Woodbridge office. For more information about the role and to apply, visit:
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RT @CenterEarly: We are happy to announce the winners of our annual award for the #Best #Book in #Medieval #Art. Michael Bintley and Pippa…
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"Perhaps the greatest impact #Hesse had, and continues to have, is on the way he encourages his readers to resist pressures of conformity and ‘become themselves'." Read our latest blog from the editors of Hermann Hesse's Global Impact >
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RT @ecrpodcasters: Episode 21: Changes and Challenges in the publishing industry and what it means for Humanities ECRs @RozierHistorian ha…
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▶️ ⚔️ Discover more about the First #Crusade from Thomas W. Smith, author or Rewriting the First Crusade as he joins Erlend Hedegart on the Well That Aged Well podcast: #TwitterHistorians
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📢 HURRY! Offer ends soon > Save 50% on Mysticism in Early Modern England with code BB050 until Jan 31 2025.
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