🚨 Our featured titles for November have landed! Browse the monthly collection and save 50% on these titles with code BB050 👉 buff.ly/tFF61WA

Have you heard about our new Opening the Future program? We're proud to be expanding open access publishing in a sustainable way, ensuring that more high-quality content can be made accessible globally. buff.ly/0G8gi5k #OpenAccess @openingthefuture.bsky.social @michiganpublishing.bsky.social

🎻 A Cultural History of the #Violin in Nineteenth-Century London by Tom Wilder, examines the violin’s evolution as not just instrument but valued objet d’art through the eyes of musicians, collectors, makers, dealers, connoisseurs, journalists, auctioneers and traders. Learn more ➡️ buff.ly/xalXrcS

Baffled by eBooks? In this guide, we’ll walk you through the differences between ePUB and ePDF formats, show you how to access your #eBook, and the features available to help you get the best digital reading experience. Read the guide ➡️ buff.ly/b80Dnbe

📣 ALT 44: Call for Papers! The deadline to submit your work for African Literature Today 44 has been extended to November 15. Information on submitting ➡️ buff.ly/WBABUyF #AfricanStudies

We're at Charleston Conference this week to tell people all about our new Opening the Future program that gives librarians a way to expand their subject collections and support equitable OA publishing at the same time! Find us at stand #35: buff.ly/0G8gi5k #chsconf2025 #openaccess

Today we launch our new Opening the Future (OtF) program: a partnership model funding equitable and sustainable open access. Learn more: buff.ly/vYJO8QN #chsconf2025 #library #openaccess @openingthefuture.bsky.social @michiganpublishing.bsky.social @chashub.bsky.social

New month = New books! From the letters of clergyman and author Cotton Mather, to a remarkable journey of a disputed relic, this month's new releases are full of stories you will not want to miss. Find out more ➡️ buff.ly/OjdV8Hj #medievalsky

Nice to see my Supernatural Cities book included in @boydellandbrewer.bsky.social's blog on 6 books to read on myth, legend and the supernatural - boydellandbrewer.com/blog/medieva... It was a pleasure to edit this rich compendium of essays about urban #folklore and #hauntings in the modern world.

In this blog post, Julian Goodare share insights into why those accused of #witchcraft would confess and what to expect from his co-edited book, Scottish Witchcraft Trials.🧙‍♀️ Read the blog: buff.ly/Qo4ouEA

Lights, camera, BOOK LAUNCH! 🎥 Exciting to see Stephanie Dennison and Laura Loguercio Cánepa, editors of Brazilian Horror Cinema in the Twenty-First Century, launching their book at the São Paulo film festival! Watch the video ➡️

Will we see you at Charleston Conference next week? We’ll be unveiling an exciting new open access product, designed with librarians in mind. Watch this space for more information... #chsconf2025 #library #openaccess @chashub.bsky.social

A wonderful event at Bangor Cathedral marking the launch of the newest volume from the Canterbury & York Society - Bangor Episcopal Acta, 1092–1306 edited by Shaun McGuinness.

Hurry, it's your last chance to save 50% on October's titles of the month! Shop the collection ➡️ buff.ly/tFF61WA Ends 31 Oct.

ARCHIVAL FUNDING: Ann Ball Bodley Visiting Fellowship in Women’s History, to use Bodleian Libraries collections to advance scholarship in women’s history, of any geographical area and historical period. Deadline 28th Nov. www.bodleian.ox.ac.uk/csb/fellowsh...

Now available in English for the first time, Rex Levang, reflects on the challenges of translating Theodor Fontane’s, Count Petöfy, and why the novel remained neglected for so long. buff.ly/uVMQzkr

"To me, Misha Donat is one of the few who know the secret of writing about music. His interpretations will benefit all those who cherish this wonderful repertoire." Sir András Schiff. The Piano in Beethoven’s Chamber Music by Misha Donat is out now. buff.ly/3cknTbo

📢 Call for Contributions 📢 The Journal of British Studies seeks submissions for a special series of short essays to be published over the course of 2026 on the topic of “1776: Views from the British World.”

Explore Alexander Phillips’ insights on Ecology and German Realism in his latest interview with Ashoka University 👉

Why did medieval Irish authors take such an interest in the history and mythology of the ancient Mediterranean? In this Q&A blog post, Brigid Ehrmantraut offers insight into these authors and discusses the research behind her book 👉 buff.ly/12RMKvV #medievalsky

NEW: Jewish-Christian Dialogue in Medieval French Literature by Matilda Tomaryn Bruckner examines a range of vernacular works within the context of Jewish and Christian exegetical traditions. Find out more 👉 buff.ly/peIFQeE #medievalsky

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Boydell Horizons is our new #openaccess early career researcher book programme. Learn more 👉 buff.ly/YI9w1hx

🎶 In our latest music blog post, Jon Banks tells us about his research and what inspired his new book, Hungarian “Gypsy-Band” Music in Vienna, 1850-1914. Read the blog 👉 buff.ly/v2TJtV6

📖 Did you know we have over 70 books and chapters available to read and download for free? Discover our #openaccess titles 👉 buff.ly/H0m4Pu8

Boydell Horizons is a new open access early career researcher book programme. Publishing Partnerships Manager, Megan Taylor, shares how it benefits institutions who want to enhance the OA research environment, and encourage the professional development of researchers. Read the Q&A 👉 buff.ly/xhC20xz

In this video blog, Christine Slobogin tells us about her book, Putting Plastic Surgery on Paper, which is available to read for free online. Watch the blog > buff.ly/kWAZMzN #openaccess #URPress @slobogin.bsky.social

Join Conan Doyle at 5pm (GMT) for an online launch of his book, The Reception of Latin Medicine, where he'll be in conversation with the series editors and others. Register to attend on Zoom > buff.ly/Z5f2ALo #Medievalsky #Medsky

Thanks to #openaccess publishing, anyone can explore groundbreaking research, fresh ideas and inspiring stories. Discover our most read open access books of 2025 👀 buff.ly/jmZeDeN

Listen to Thomas Smith discussing the First Crusade with Miranda Melcher on this episode of the New Books Network podcast 👉 buff.ly/ix4Hqlz @newbooksnetwork.bsky.social #medievalsky

Jeff Schauer reviews 'Party Politics and Populism in Zambia: Michael Sata and Political Change, 1955–2014', by Sishuwa Sishuwa academic.oup.com/ehr/advance-... @boydellandbrewer.bsky.social

In this blog post, Claire McCormick introduces us to her new book which explores the large-scale 1709 mass migration of 'poor Palantines' from southwestern states of the Holy Roman Empire. Read the blog > buff.ly/Dj6XQUX

Read about Conan Doyle's research into early medieval Latin medical texts for his book, The Reception of Latin Medicine in Early Medieval England in his Q&A blog > buff.ly/CHVeRqU #medievalsky @conandoyle.bsky.social

A translation of 2 rival accounts of an expedition that deteriorated into friction and feuding. The French Conquest of the Canary Islands translated by Craig Taylor and Jane H M Taylor is out now. buff.ly/Ko959Sj #medievalsky

👸 Queens were never just figures in crowns and portraits—they were power brokers, survivors, influencers, and game-changers of their time. From palace intrigue to ruling outright, discover 6 books that reveal how women shaped kingdoms and left their mark on history. 👉 buff.ly/mkfnXkB

An interview with yours truly regarding my book, "Ecology and German Realism" available from @boydellandbrewer.bsky.social www.ashoka.edu.in/ecology-and-...

Skilfully uses the attack on the British brig, Morning Star, to illuminate the nature and extent of piracy in the 19th century. Use BB050 to save 50% on Atlantic Piracy in the Early Nineteenth Century by Sarah Craze. Expires 31 Oct 25. buff.ly/3mb2eEW #medievalsky

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Including one of the latest titles from our Bristol Studies in Medieval Culture series with @boydellandbrewer.bsky.social @bristolcms.bsky.social

New from Durham IMES Press this book is a fresh perspective on how early scholars perceived the cosmos and the nature of knowledge through a tour-de-force study of the central role geometry played in #medieval creativity. buff.ly/kvXP14J @imems.bsky.social #medievalsky

🎉 🎶 Another award winner in the Eastman Studies in Music series from the University of Rochester Press! Save 50% on The Partimenti of Giovanni Paisiello by Nicoleta Paraschivescu and translated by Chris Walton with code BB050 until 31 Oct! buff.ly/1GFV1Q0

Camden House Editorial Director, Jim Walker, had a wonderful time at #thegsa2025! (L-R) He caught up with retiring Screen Cultures founding series editor, Gerd Gemünden, series editor Johannes von Moltke and new series editor Mary Hennessy.

Wonderful to see (L-R) Qingyang Freya Zhou, Qinna Shen and Zach Ramon Fitzpatrick, editors of Charting Asian German Film History, catch up with Camden House Editorial Director, Jim Walker at the #theGSA2025.

Say hello to the new books publishing this month! From an insight into Beethoven’s chamber music to the rivalry of two fifteenth century French noblemen, discover October's new books 👉 buff.ly/E3vEvpf

Introducing Boydell Horizons! An open access early career researcher book programme that offers an innovative way to diversify pathways to #openaccess publication, while enhancing the research environment and professional development for researchers. Find out more 👉 buff.ly/GmhGTzL

Learn more about how West Yorkshire mills can be repurposed with the author of Mills Transformed, Neil Horsely, at the TOWN Festival in Halifax on Sunday 12 October. More info and tickets available here > buff.ly/e0s5MV1

🌏 Celebrating our global authorship! Our representatives in Japan proudly presented Michelguglielmo Torri’s three-volume set, A History of India, at the Japanese Association for South Asian Studies conference.

In our 10th year of being an employee owned company, we're delighted to announce Sarah Faulder as our new Employee Ownership Trust Chair! "We are excited to have Sarah join our Employee Ownership Trust where the team and trust will benefit hugely from her experience and expertise" - Tom Clark, CEO.

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Wonderful to catch up with Alison Parker at #ASALH2025! Alison is co-editor of the URP Gender & Race in American History. Browse all titles and the series call for proposals here: buff.ly/LPg6bN7 @asalh-bhm.bsky.social #CFM #CFP