@thenacbs.bsky.social, final few hours to get a FREE display copy from the @boydellandbrewer.bsky.social stall. We’re here until 1pm.

Attention #NACBS2025: we have conference displays copies looking for a good home! If you're an #ECR stop by our stand anytime tomorrow morning to claim yours. @thenacbs.bsky.social #BritishStudies

If you do miss out, you can still grab a bargain with conference code BB154: buff.ly/U9twdID

Final few hours in beautiful Montreal for #NACBS 2025. It has been a wonderful opportunity to catch up with so many @boydellandbrewer.bsky.social authors and meet new scholars. To any delegates still here, I’m giving away ALL display copies by 1pm today!

Sadly, it’s the final day of @srsrensoc.bsky.social #RenSoc2025. It has been a brilliant conference and it’s fair to say a certain editor got a little excited by the historical print activities offered by the superb Bristol Common Press! Check out our stand before I whisk the books away at 3pm.

#rensoc2025 delegates: whether you were inspired by yesterday’s Poly-Olbion panel or missed it due to too many exciting simultaneous sessions, McRae & Schwyzer’s edited collection is available via the @boydellandbrewer.bsky.social @srsrensoc.bsky.social stand. Grab a display copy for only £25!

🤩 hope you all have left some space in your suitcases, #RenSoc25 delegates!

Hello Bristol! Very pleased to be set-up & ready for @srsrensoc.bsky.social. Looking forward to hearing some cracking papers, celebrating our recent publications & learning about new projects. Pop by the @boydellandbrewer.bsky.social stand, say hello & be enticed by our conference discount!

Calling all @bsashakespeare.bsky.social #bsa2025 attendees: last chance to grab display copies of @boydellandbrewer.bsky.social’s latest publications for an absolute steal. Some great titles have already gone and I leave at 12.😭BUT conference discount on ordered books runs until July 28th!

Visit our stand at the British Shakespeare Association conf this week to talk with Commissioning Editor Elizabeth McDonald about your publishing plans. You can also save 50% off all titles! buff.ly/0vGY1eL @drpastonsrus.bsky.social‬
@bsashakespeare.bsky.social #BSA2025 #Shakespeare #RenLit

Very pleased to be attending #bsa2025 conference at York. @bsashakespeare.bsky.social and showing off some of our most recent @boydellandbrewer.bsky.social publications. We’ve Kyd, Marlowe, a French touring troupe, eminent tragedians, and stage controversy!

Book cover for "Welsh Revivalism in Imperial Britain, 1707-1819: True Britons and Celtic Empires". Cover shoes a painting of a Welshman with a gilded leek in his wide-brimmed black hat, warming a (seemingly alcoholic...) drink at a candle flame

My book, "Welsh Revivalism in Imperial Britain" (or "True Britons and Celtic Empires", if you'd prefer) is now AVAILABLE FOR HARDBACK PREORDER

Your library needs more about bardic antislavery, imperial complicity, and druids with telescopes, no?

boydellandbrewer.com/978183765195...

IMEMS Director Professor Richard Scholar will be giving the keynote address tomorrow, entitled 'Utopia and Utopianism after More', at the 13th Scottish Seminar in Early Modern Philosophy at @uniofstandrews.bsky.social

See the full programme: 👉 www.st-andrews.ac.uk/philevents/e...

A wonderful night at #Nibbies. Sadly, we didn’t win but the blow was dramatically softened by being in the same room as Stanley Tucci!
It was great to see the industry come together to celebrate all who strive to share their creativity, ideas and who seek to inspire humanity toward betterment.

Today’s episode of “Adventures in Publishing”: The Nibbies! Very excited (and lucky) to be part of the team representing @boydellandbrewer.bsky.social for our nomination @thebookseller.com The British Book Awards. www.thebookseller.com/british-book.... But, before the glamour…coffee and a train.

American Society for Eighteenth Century Studies ASECS members: learn how you can publish with us in 18th-century studies, browse our series and latest titles

If you're joining #ASECS25 online this week, check out our virtual booth for discounts on our latest titles and info on how you can publish your research with us: buff.ly/higaT3h #C18th @asecsoffice.bsky.social @drpastonsrus.bsky.social

I argue that medievalists have some of the best memes going, and PrEmo Trans symposium organiser, Micah Goodrich, truly delivered with this beauty:

Boston: City of Knowledge? As if #RSA2025, #shax2025 and #MAA2025 hadn’t been enough, we now have the PrEmoTrans symposium. Great to see such a huge turnout and many familiar faces from the RSA, etc.

If you're at #RSA2025 & #Shax2025 stop by our stand to talk to Commissioning Editor Elizabeth McDonald about our latest publishing opportunities. You'll also find dozens of titles with 50% off and free shipping too. buff.ly/R83CsN6 @drpastonsrus.bsky.social #skystorians

Eighteenth-Century Studies is looking for a new Book Review Editor! Deadline to apply is April 15. Details are at asecs.org/publications...

Calling all Jr Scholars, ECRs & PhD students at the #RSA2025 & #SAA2025. Between 4.30-6.00 today I’ll be on-hand to field any & all questions on publishing your 1st monograph. No Q too small! I’m here to demystify the publishing process. @boydellandbrewer.bsky.social, booth 14 in exhibition hall.

Details of the series are live at #RSA2025 & #SAA2025, as well as a copy of Sam Zeno Conedera's 'Alfonso Salmerón on the Scriptures', plus 50% off books in the series when ordered here with the code BB047: boydellandbrewer.com/search-resul... #twitterstorians #CathHist #History

We’re LIVE! #RSA2025 & #SAA2025 delegates, come along to booth 14 in the exhibition hall to check out the latest titles from @boydellandbrewer.bsky.social. I’m here to learn about your research and answer your questions about publishing with any of our imprints. Plus a giveaway for junior scholars!

Renaissance Society of America Welcome to our hub for the Renaissance Society of America conference. Discover new books and publishing opportunities!

Will we see you in Boston for #RenSA2025? Stop by our stand to browse our latest titles and to chat with editor Elizabeth McDonald about how you can publish with us. Learn more here: buff.ly/GDvHel9 #Renaissance #EarlyModern @drpastonsrus.bsky.social

Eighteenth-Century Political Participation & Electoral Culture 18th-century Britain is notorious for corrupt and restrictive politics, when few could vote, bribery and debauchery were commonplace. But it was also an age when modern democracy was being shaped.

For anyone interested in #c18th political or electoral history & for students researching EPQs, special subjects &/or final year dissertations, do check out the wealth of data & information available on our Political Participation
& Electoral Culture (ECPPEC) website #skystorians 🗃️ecppec.ncl.ac.uk

A full-time, open-ended lectureship in Ancient History at Leeds! It's a different department to me but your duties will still include being asked interminable questions about ancient weirdos by me, your colleague with a healthy interest.

Delighted to see @catholicismsem.bsky.social has joined Bluesky. Follow them for the latest news on the book series, part of the imprint between @imems.bsky.social and @boydellandbrewer.bsky.social. As CE for the Boydell side of things, I can tell you that we've so many great books coming in 2025!

List of expenses in the hand of George Cely, including someone called Jacob de Bloke and someone or something called Ryc’ Crysp

The Cely Letters: full of Jack the Lads … and …er…Rice Crispies?

Reading old diaries can feel like time travel - but which London street are we visiting in this 1680s entry from the diary of English polymath Robert Hooke? 🌎⌛️

Learn more about deciphering Early Modern writing in our short online course: imemsdurhamlearn.com/early-modern...

Sloane Ms 4024

Title: Welsh Revivalism in Imperial Britain, 1707-1819: True Britons and Celtic Empires Keynote: Reframes the study of Welsh cultural revivalism, highlighting transnational and imperial contexts. Blurb: In the long eighteenth century, as Britain grappled with the aftermath of the 1707 Acts of Union and consolidated a global empire, Welsh ‘Cambro-Britons’ developed a movement of cultural awakening, reinventing their traditions for a new age. Amid profound local, national, and imperial transformations, Welsh authors and activists sought to reimagine their history, language, and literature, claiming a place for Wales and the Welsh diaspora in the British imperial order. Far from being an insular phenomenon, this revival intersected with key debates of the era, from enlightenment science and radical politics to colonial expansion, transatlantic abolitionism, and metropolitan sociability. This study reframes Welsh cultural revivalism, revealing its fundamentally international and archipelagic dimensions. Nationally significant Welsh authors like Lewis Morris, David Samwell, Thomas Pennant, and Iolo Morganwg are placed in their transnational, imperial, and global contexts. Examined alongside Thomas Gray’s British bardism, William Jones’s Orientalism, and the imperialism of Cook’s voyages, their writings demonstrate how Welsh thinkers engaged with—and shaped—shifting ideas of Britishness, empire, race, and identity. Drawing on new archival research, and giving equal attention to Welsh- and English-language texts, Rhys Kaminski-Jones challenges traditional narratives of Welsh cultural nationalism as a simple precursor to modern Welsh nationhood, instead positioning the revival as central to transatlantic intellectual currents. With its pathbreaking bilingual and interdisciplinary approach, this book offers fresh insights into the complexities of nationhood, empire, and cultural memory.

My book manuscript has officially been sent to production with @boydellandbrewer.bsky.social, expected in August 2025.

Finalised blurb below, looking forward to having you read this thing!

Coming in 2025...

A new, free, fully-accessible, digital edition of Mary Robinson's Lyrical Tales produced in collaboration with York St John University students from the Literature degree & MA in Publishing.

More info:
blog.yorksj.ac.uk/ysjucritical...

#18C #18thC #Romanticism