
Staff Pick: Women of Wonder
Yale London Staff recommends their favourite authors on International Women’s Day
Yale London Staff recommends their favourite authors on International Women’s Day
Jonathan Petropoulos— I remember clearly my first meeting with Bruno Lohse in June 1998 at the Zentralinstitut in Munich. It was a hot summer…
Bill Hayton, author of The Invention of China investigates the history of China’s relationship with Taiwan and looks to the future. Bill Hayton: The…
Welcome to the Yale University Press “virtual stand” for this year’s new, fully-online Association for Art History 2021 Annual Conference and Bookfair. Here, you’ll…
We seem, today, to be infatuated with indoor plants and flowers. Many of our every day public indoor spaces are full of them, while…
Yale University Press London staff have recommended their favourite titles set in different parts of the world. Which book will you pick? February’s Staff…
This next post in our series on Jewish History and Culture features an extract from Survivors: Children’s Lives After the Holocaust by Rebecca Clifford…
This post, the latest in our series on Jewish History and Culture, looks at holocaust survivor testimonies. It features extracts from Ecologies of Witnessing…
Inspired by Martine Hamilton Knight’s stunning photographs in the new Pevsner guide to Nottinghamshire by Clare Hartwell, we issued a call to the Pevsner…
YUPL staff recommend their favourite reads of 2020.
Our series of blog posts on Jewish History and Culture continues with this extract from Vivian Gornick’s biography of Emma Goldman, part of our…
Our series of blog posts on Jewish History and Culture continues with this extract from David Mikics’ biography of Stanley Kubrick, part of our…
To celebrate the end of 2020 and Christmas, we asked our staff to recommend Yale Books they’d like to give or receive as a…
This first post in our new series on Jewish History and Culture looks at stories of movement and migration, including extracts from Well Worth…
Are you curious about working in publishing? Work in Publishing Week is a national campaign to inspire young people aged 14-24 to pursue a…