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Publishing Wales and the World since 1922. 🏴 📚 Cymraeg: @GwasgPrifCymru @uniwalespress.bsky.social
Cardiff, Wales
Joined April 2014
Our Spring Summer 2025 catalogue is available now! ☀️📚. Follow the link below to discover our exciting upcoming titles 📚.
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RT @NationCymru: Territory once belonging to Indigenous communities was appropriated by the Welsh who gazed on ‘Cwm Hyfryd’ and declared it….
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RT @BOOKSetc_online: "Knowledge is a lifelong journey, not a destination. Embrace curiosity, strive for academic excellence, and let learni….
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RT @StanchionBooks: 𝐑𝐄𝐒𝐓𝐎𝐂𝐊 | FOR CLUB AND COUNTRY: WELSH FOOTBALL GREATS by Peter Stead, @huwrichards3 (eds.). 🏴 Highlights the geni….
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RT @TimRideout1: GOTHIC PRECARITY . A red-letter day; this morning I completed the final proof edits on my manuscript. Everything is now wi….
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‘The Gothic at War: Masculinity in Conflict, 1760 – 1818' by Lauren J. Nixon is an in depth exploration of how the Gothic literature boom of the late-eighteenth century was a response and reaction to the expansion of the British empire. 📚
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RT @TimRideout1: With enormous thanks to @essiefox . I had the joy of joining her podcast to discuss ‘The Castle of Otranto’ and Essie was….
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RT @XAldanaReyes: The latest volumes in the Horror Studies series are here. Presenting our first collection on comics and our first (expand….
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This volume addresses current debates around migration in, from, and through Wales, drawing on intersectional approaches to consider the different lived experiences of migration in today’s Wales. Prefer a hard copy? Order yours here:
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*OPEN ACCESS*. ‘A Welcoming Nation?’ edited by Catrin Wyn Edwards, Rhys Dafydd Jones, and Laura Shobiye is out now!. Read for free via the link below:
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What did medieval people call the animals they lived and worked with? Why did they give them the names they did? . Discover more in 'Introducing Medieval Animal Names' by Ben Parsons, available now via the link below 📚 .
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RT @UWPcommission: BLOG: 'My interest in the gothic lies primarily with women as Other; with how female protagonists and women authors crea….
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‘Percy Thomas’ by Robert Proctor is out now! . Sir Percy Thomas was the most important twentieth-century architect in Wales. This book examines the architecture of Percy Thomas in depth for the first time.
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RT @montylitfest: TWO National Poets join us this year! Our short blog looks at why the Welsh are drawn to poetry. With Hanan Issa and @Le….
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In 1942, Ludwig Wittgenstein arrived in Wales and spent five years with the Swansea School of Philosophy. The contributors of 'Wittgenstein in Swansea’, edited by Alan Sandry, consider Wittgenstein’s philosophy and legacy.
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‘Horror and Comics’, edited by Barbara Chamberlin, Kom Kunyosying and Julia Round is out now! . This collection investigates the evolution of comics and horror by analysing a range of approaches and traditions. 📚
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RT @montylitfest: You think today is a day of high politics? Ha! Have a quick look at this week's short blog and marvel at how familiar i….
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'The Brontës as Gothic Writers: “The Afflicted Imagination”' by James Thomas Quinnell is available now. This book is the first extended study of the importance of Gothic for an appreciation of the Brontës’ writing. 📚
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Discover more in Philip Schwyzer's new book 'Inventor of Britain', available to read for free here: .
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*OPEN ACCESS* . Credited with coining the term 'The British Empire', the works of the map-maker and historian Humphrey Llwyd (1527–68) were a crucial contribution to a new vision of Britain in the early modern period.
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Prefer a hard copy? Order yours on our website: . ⬇️.
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