@imc-leeds.bsky.social might be over for another year but our virtual stand is still live! Follow the link below to explore even more books at conference discount prices until 31 July! 📚️ www.uwp.co.uk/imc/

Out now! 'Metamodern Gothic: Exploring Identity in the Twenty-First Century' by C. E. Smith is an investigation of the changing socio-political landscape in Western society and its effect on contemporary Gothic literature’s depiction of identity. 📚️ www.uwp.co.uk/book/metamod...

We are so looking forward to attending the @igagoths.bsky.social at the University of Hull later this month! Take a sneak peak at some of the books we will be bringing with our £25 Gothic and Horror Studies paperbacks📚️ www.uwp.co.uk/gothic-and-h...

'A sure antidote to our rather septic times.' A lovely review of Llion Wigley's Wales Book of the Year shortlisted title, 'Ynysoedd Gobaith' from Jon Gower in @nation.cymru! Read the full review here: nation.cymru/culture/book...

Running out of room in your luggage? You can order from our virtual stand until the end of July! www.uwp.co.uk/imc/

It's the final full day of @imc-leeds.bsky.social! Find new and classic UWP books at the Parkinson Building bookfair with special conference discounts and damaged stock at 90% off📚️ #MedievalSky

'Introducing the Medieval Snail' by Julia Pineau explores the representations of snails during the Middle Ages, spanning material culture as well as symbolism, poetry and sculpture, insults and sermons, and even the whimsy marginal snails who make even knights cower in fear! 📚️ bit.ly/43KCzks

Day two of @imc-leeds.bsky.social! We were delighted to be visited by @medievalcanter.bsky.social and Vicki Blud, editors of our Medieval Animals series displaying fun and fascinating new books! 🐻'Introducing the Medieval Bear' by Karen Sullivan 🐌'Introducing the Medieval Snail' by Julia Pineau

Can't attending in person? Discover even more medieval studies books on our online stand! Follow the link below for up to 50% off selected titles 📚️ www.uwp.co.uk/imc/ #MedievalSky

We are thrilled to be attending @imc-leeds.bsky.social this week! Come browse our fascinating medieval studies books with special IMC discounts at the book fair in the Parkinson Building 📚️ We will be selling throughout the day and during the book fair drinks reception until 6:30 this evening!

Are you feeling inspired by the @lswalescddcymru.bsky.social Early Career Researcher Colloquium? Follow the link below to discover the latest groundbreaking Wales Studies research and receive 20% off with code ECR20 📚️ www.uwp.co.uk/hanes-gwleid...

With great sadness UWP learnt of the passing of Phyllis Kinney, singer, collector, scholar and author of the important book 'Welsh Traditional Music' (2011), the fruit of her in-depth research and incomparable knowledge of the musical traditions of Wales.

Out Now! 'Washington Allston: Monaldi: A Tale (1841)', edited by Kerry Dean Carso bridges the worlds of art and literature, and this new edition addresses the frame narrative, the Italian setting, sexual transgression, attempted murder, and the Romantic landscape. 📚️ www.uwp.co.uk/book/washing...

📣 New UWP series! 📣 Studies in Crime Narratives (eds. Kirsten Saxton & Emily G.T. Corrêa) welcomes scholarship on crime & criminality across cultures, periods, genres & theories. For info, email: k.saxton@northeastern.edu; emilygtcorrea@gmail.com; s.lewis@press.wales.ac.uk #womenswriting2026

Staff at UWP are saddened to learn of the death of Professor Ben Fisher, Series Editor of UWP’s series Gothic Literary Studies and Gothic Authors: Critical Editions. (1/2)

'Meticulously researched, erudite, and with a compelling thesis.' An interesting review of @rproctor.bsky.social's 'Percy Thomas: Modern Architecture as a National Service' in the latest C20 Magazine @c20society.bsky.social Read more about this 'indispensable volume': www.uwp.co.uk/book/percy-t...

We are thrilled to be celebrating 20 years of #IndieBookshopWeek! We love seeing our books popping in bookshops and are thrilled to share some that we have spotted recently in indie bookshops across Wales 📚️ 📚️ Siop Cant a Mil, Cardiff 📚️ Palas Print, Caernarfon 📚️ Gay-on-Wye, Hay-on-Wye

'As we move into a new chapter of devolution, it is important for us to reflect on Dafydd Elis-Thomas' achievements.' An interesting review of Dafydd Elis-Thomas: Nation Builder from Wayne David in the Bevan Foundation's 'Exchange' magazine! Find out more here: www.uwp.co.uk/book/dafydd-...

It's less than a month until @imc-leeds.bsky.social! We are so looking forward to attending the book fair again this year 📚️ Why not explore some of the medieval studies books we will be bringing? Available at the Parkinson Building bookfair and online at up to 50% off! www.uwp.co.uk/imc/

Out now! 'Baltic Horror in film, gaming and literature', edited by Fernando Gabriel Pagnoni Berns, is the first collection dedicated to analysing horror audiovisual media and literature produced in the Baltic region. 📚️ www.uwp.co.uk/book/baltic-... @xaldanareyes.bsky.social

'Bound to be studied in university settings for semesters to come'. A great endorsement of Máiréad Casey's 'Demon Possession and Sexual Violence in Post-Great Recession American Horror Cinema' in the latest issue of @ruemorguemag.bsky.social! 📚️ www.uwp.co.uk/book/demon-p...

Are you feeling inspired by Northumbria University's Horror Now conference? 💀 Discover even more with our Horror Studies series! Featuring books from some of Horror Now's speakers, such as Edmund P. Cueva and Darren Gray 📚️ www.uwp.co.uk/series/categ... @xaldanareyes.bsky.social

This Pride Month, we are celebrating queer history! Discover more about the varied aspects of queer history; from activists to TV and film representation and literature with our Pride Month Reading List 🌈 📚️ www.uwp.co.uk/pride-month-...

With great sadness UWP learnt of the passing of Rowland Wynne, author of an important volume in Welsh and English on Evan James Williams, the atomic physicist, in the Scientists of Wales series. UWP would like to express its deepest condolence to his family and friends.

'Navigating the swampy lowlands: Higher education staff perspectives on the construction of professional identities through moral education within professional and community-facing degree programmes' by Louise Allen-Walker and Daniel Williams. ✍️ doi.org/10.16922/wje...

'Barriers and solutions to purpose-driven curriculum implementation in Wales' by Jane Gatley and Janet Oostendorp-Godfrey. ✍️ doi.org/10.16922/wje...

'Parents, Teachers and the Pandemic – Lessons from the COVID experience in Wales for home-school partnerships' by Prysor Mason Davies, Jane Waters-Davies and Clive Underwood. ✍️ doi.org/10.16922/wje...

'Policy and Professional Development for Generative AI in Welsh Education' by Stephen Atherton, Panna Karlinger and Cyrus Castle. ✍️ doi.org/10.16922/wje...

'A Systematic Review of the Speech, Language and Communication Needs for Children Aged 5–8: Implications for Wales and Beyond' by Anwen Rhys Jones, Emma Tiesteel and Catherine Storey. ✍️ doi.org/10.16922/wje...

OPEN ACCESS The latest issue of the Wales Journal of Education is now available! Edited by @profgaryb.bsky.social, @proftomcrick.com and Enlli Thomas, this journal is #OpenAccess and can be read for free: journal.uwp.co.uk/wje/issue/45... Read on for a glimpse of what's included in Vol. 28.1 ⤵️