Introducing our 2024 highlights, a collection of Gothic Studies books due for publication this year. Written for scholars, students and enthusiasts hungry for fresh insights and thorough analyses, we... READ MORE
Monday, 22 Jan 2024
Introducing our 2024 highlights, a curated collection of film and television books due for publication this year. Written for scholars, students, and film and television enthusiasts hungry for fresh... READ MORE
Friday, 19 Jan 2024
At the start of the new year, we want to take the opportunity to highlight a selection of fantastic literary studies books publishing throughout 2024. Written for scholars, students, and literature... READ MORE
Wednesday, 10 Jan 2024
The 2024 Modern Language Association annual convention will be held from 4th to 7th January in Philadelphia. The MLA has over 20,000 members and works to strengthen the study and teaching of... READ MORE
Tuesday, 2 Jan 2024
This year saw an array of new releases in the field of Screen Studies, from Folk horror on film to four new books in the relaunched Moments in Television series. Check out our highlights from 2023.... READ MORE
Monday, 11 Dec 2023
As the French Film Festival UK enters its fourth decade, it continues to embrace the diversity and richness of francophone cinema, aiming to broaden cultural perspectives. In honor of the festival,... READ MORE
Monday, 11 Dec 2023
By Henry Sutton, author of Crafting Crime Fiction. Looking for a winter chill? Look no further. These five titles are my runaway hits of the year. Crafting Crime FictionBy Henry Sutton READ MORE
Tuesday, 5 Dec 2023
Nicholas Royle’s curated Spotify playlist is your gateway to the characters, emotions and landscapes explored within the pages of David Bowie, Enid Blyton and the sun machine. Let us know what... READ MORE
Tuesday, 28 Nov 2023
So here’s the thing: what is crime fiction? A police procedural? A psychological thriller? A locked room mystery? A cosy crime caper? It’s all those things and many, many more. In a literary sense... READ MORE
Wednesday, 8 Nov 2023
By John Drakakis Shakespeare’s Resources challenges orthodox thinking about ‘sources’ that was initiated by Geoffrey Bullough between 1955 and 1975. Critics and commentators have... READ MORE
Monday, 30 Oct 2023