In my book Ideal homes: Uncovering the history and design of the interwar home you will meet four families who were the first occupants of newly built, modest interwar houses. I chose these examples... READ MORE
It’s #NonFictionNovember, a month-long non-fiction reading initiative, aiming to showcase and celebrate brilliant works of non-fiction. Check out our handpicked Reading List below, and follow us... READ MORE
It used to seem simple. European integration was good for Ireland, and Ireland was a good European, that was the mainstream consensus. In the run-up to the 2009 European election, several European and... READ MORE
Throughout Black History Month MUP staff are writing blog posts about figures from Black history. Today, MUPâs Assistant Editorial Controller, Humairaa, is writing about Ayuba Sulaiman Diallo.... READ MORE
Throughout Black History Month MUP staff are writing blog posts about people, both historical and contemporary, who inspire them. Today, MUP’s Head of Marketing, Chris Hart, is writing about... READ MORE
The Royal Familyâs archaic-seeming rules and customs obscure its deep connections with modern global corporate power. On 12 October 2018, Princess Eugenie married Jack Brooksbank at Windsor Castle,... READ MORE
By Marnie Hay âMy great-grandfather was in the Fianna.â Iâve been hearing variations of that sentence ever since I started presenting public lectures on Na Fianna Ăireann, an Irish nationalist... READ MORE
To celebrate the 2021 Women’s History Network Conference, taking place from the 2nd-4th September, we’ve put together a reading list featuring new, forthcoming and bestselling... READ MORE
Paul Edmondson present John Hall, Master of Physicke: A casebook from Shakespeare’s Stratford. This is the first and only complete, accurate and authoritative translation of Hall’s medical... READ MORE
Paul Edmondson discusses Greg Wells’s new book John Hall, Master of Physicke: A casebook from Shakespeare’s Stratford. READ MORE