In this Q&A blog, Nicholas Paul and Wolfgang Mueller share their motivations and challenges behind translating a previously unknown medieval Latin text, and how this text gives a contrasting perspective on crusader life with William of Tyre’s chronicle. Read the blog 👉 buff.ly/hUZyQOT

We're at #BSECS2026 in Oxford this week! Stop by our stand for 50% off all books and to chat about publishing in our series Studies in the Eighteenth Century. buff.ly/NJ6en7k @bsecs.bsky.social. #skystorians #c18 #18thC #cfm

⭐🎶 Congratulations to Katharina Clausius who has won the 2025 Marjorie Weston Emerson Award from the Mozart Society of America with her book, Opera and the Politics of Tragedy: A Mozartean Museum. Find out more ➡️ buff.ly/Gohf4fF

🎉 New year, new books! Explore the history of choral singing in Britain, discover the legacies of women journalists in Brazil, and uncover the hidden publishing networks in Restoration London. Explore January's new releases ➡️ buff.ly/TVIOSHr

New year, new book? The paperback edition of my #Satie book is available to pre-order, out next month @boydellandbrewer.bsky.social boydellandbrewer.com/book/erik-sa...

⭐ Wishing you all a wonderful festive season, from all of us at Boydell & Brewer ⭐

We are saddened to hear about the passing of Sir Humphrey Burton who succeeded in bringing classical music to new audiences in Britain.

🎧 In episode 3 of the new #podcast from the University of Rochester Press, Samantha Pinto & Nasser Rabbat examine how global narratives have been shaped and repurposed to serve specific cultural & political agendas. Listen here ➡️ buff.ly/B8jGbA8 @urochester.bsky.social #Humanities

ALT 45 is open to submission! This issue titled Writing African Cities will focus on how literary texts mediate & refract urban worlds in #Africa, and the ways authors bring to life the environments of African cities. Deadline Nov 2026. For more info ➡️ buff.ly/eb15cwb #AfricanStudies

Explore the history of Bangor Cathedral and hear from Dr Shaun McGuinness, editor of Bangor Episcopal Acta, 1092-1306, in this BBC Sounds episode to celebrate the cathedral's 1500 anniversary. 🎧 Listen here:

Cultural Legacies of Old Norse Literature, edited by Dustin Geeraert & Christopher Crocker, is an exciting collection of essays exploring the startling variety of transformations of Old Norse texts, and their legacy in later literary cultures. ➡️ Save 50% with BB050. Ends 31 Dec 2025. buff.ly/p2JdUvL

Bringing attention to our author's books worldwide! Thanks to our Japanese rep, Koro (L-R pictured with author B.E. Brooks) who attended the Japan Society for Medieval European Studies with a collection of our medieval studies books! #medievalsky

Misha Donat’s, The Piano in Beethoven’s Chamber Music, provides unique insight into the history and genesis of key works in #Beethoven's chamber music repertoire. Available in hardback, paperback and eBook formats. Find out more 👉 buff.ly/BjaJkyF

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David Cressy tells us about using a random number generator to create a serendipitous approach to the research for his new book, Careers and Crises in the Age of Charles I. Read the blog > buff.ly/fSO9xwl

🎉 GOLD! 🎉 We're thrilled to have been awarded the BIC Gold Metadata award for a second year! This shows our dedication to ensuring our metadata is accurate and complete which means our authors' books are easily found online.

Carlos Rojas and Jie-Hyun Lim explore how humanistic inquiry responds to global challenges in episode 2 of the new Humanities in the World #podcast from the University of Rochester Press. Listen on Spotify & Apple > buff.ly/6oXTekI @urochester.bsky.social

🎶 Congratulations to Nigel Simeone for being a winner of the Presto Music 2025 Best Music Books Award! 🎉 Save 50% on Edward Elgar and Adrian Boult with code BB050. Ends 19 Dec 25. buff.ly/dqKZhvo @prestomusic.bsky.social

New month, new books! From discovering new perspectives on one of the largest crusades ever launched to exploring the world of musical amateurs in nineteenth-century Vienna, don't miss December’s new books… Find out more 👉 buff.ly/GW1r012

In 13th-century France, storytellers wove melodies into their narratives, creating 'musical romances' where songs bring to life the powerful emotions of the characters. In this Q&A, Nigel Bryant tells us about this genre and what it reveals about literature at that time. buff.ly/m1EiSC7

📢 #CfP #medievalsky #TOEBI 📜Theme: All Kinds of People 📅Date: Saturday, 24th October 2026 🏫Host: University of Nottingham ⏰Submission deadline: 30 March 2026 📚TOEBI is a supportive and collegial conference open to anyone involved in the teaching of Old English at any level.

In this blog post Suzanne Amy Foxley tells us about researching and reconstructing prize law, a now 'dead' branch of the legal system, and how American maritime professionals were treated in British admiralty courts. Read the blog > buff.ly/ENAfn34 #maritimehistory

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Richard Danson Brown and Andrew Hadfield explore how a conference on “bad” sixteenth-century poetry opened up a broader conversation about literary value and what advice they would give to an eager sixteenth-century poet. Read the blog > buff.ly/rnvfreZ

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In this Q&A blog, Debby Banham, Claire Burridge and Lea Olsan, co-editors of Early Medieval Medicine in Context, a new book from York Medieval Press, share insights into the study of early medieval medicine. Read the blog ➡️ buff.ly/RUaTcvN @yorkmedieval.bsky.social

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We are sorry to learn of the death of Professor James Stevens Curl, author of English Victorian Churches and Classical Architecture, and many other books, articles and reviews, and scourge of Modernism, which he denounced in increasingly robust terms as time progressed.

Who was Charles Bridgeman? Susan Haynes tells us about the 18th century English garden designer who's geometric, audacious designs were in high demand, but quickly became unfashionable after his death. Read the blog post ➡️ buff.ly/qNnVpTZ

Join Alexis Wolf, author of Transnational Women Writers in the Wilmot Coterie, and others at the 'Journeys through the Archives' event at the @britishlibrary.bsky.social which looks how archives can recover overlooked stories and figures from the past. More into & to book 👉

Delighted that my book Catholics during the English Revolution, 1642-1660 is one of many illustrious works in @boydellandbrewer.bsky.social Black Friday sale until 2 December. Get while you can! boydellandbrewer.com/book/catholi...

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With news of Marlborough Mound to be restored, learn more about the site that is said to contain the remains of King Arthur's magical mentor Merlin, in the book, The Marlborough Mound, edited by Richard Barber: buff.ly/b40TOjO Read the article:

Michael Steinberg draws on his new book, The Philosopher's Ring—Wagner as Thinker and Dramatist, in this lecture recorded at #Wagner in Vermont 2025 festival.

It was good to catch up with Malcolm Miller at the American Musicological Society meeting earlier this month. Save 50% on his book "Boundaries, Space and Register in Beethoven’s Piano Music" with the conference code BB152 (offer ends December 8th). buff.ly/5ie7He0 #Beethoven #Musicology

What role do the #humanities play in shaping our world? How can literature, history, philosophy, and the arts help us understand—and change—the societies we live in? Listen to the latest episode of the University of Rochester Press podcast The Humanities in the World > buff.ly/YhzU0Md

Birds in Medieval English Poetry, by Michael J. Warren, is a study of birds and their metamorphoses as treated in a wide range of medieval poetry, from the Anglo-Saxons to Chaucer and Gower. Use BB050 at the checkout to save 50%. Ends 30 Nov 2025. buff.ly/sxiRZDM #medievalsky @drmjwarren.bsky.social

📅 Upcoming event: Hear from Jeffrey High & Elaine Chen, translators of Thomas Mann’s Antifascist Radio Addresses, 1940–1945. 1 Dec, Brandeis University, Boston. For more info visit 👉

Shaun Evans tells us about what inspired him to research the Welsh 'coming of age' celebrations that were landmark events for gentry families and local society. Read the blog > buff.ly/izSJIjH @ystadaucymru.bsky.social

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🌟 Award Winner! Congratulations to Ute Stoecklin who won the 2025 Best Historical Research in Recorded Classical Music award from ARSC for his book, Meinrad Schütter: Maverick Swiss Composer. Learn more: buff.ly/XvBfLKK

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Learn more about Thomas Mann’s Antifascist Radio Addresses from the book's translators, Jeffrey High & Elaine Chen. 📅 17 Nov: Pomona College, Claremont 👉 buff.ly/hx7R2vp 📅 18 Nov: Clorinda Donato Center, Long Beach 👉 buff.ly/cYl9vwv

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