Yale University Press was delighted when the Pevsner Architectural Guides series recently won the Longman – History Today Trustees’ Award, which is given…
The Victorian city is often painted as a place of squalor and misery for the working class, where hordes of downtrodden…
Building: Inside Studio Gang Architects Take a look inside our new book on cutting-edge architectural firm Studio Gang Architects,…
In his latest book The Great Dickens Scandal, Yale University Press author Michael Slater peers into the tangled web…
Francis J. Bremer, the author of the recently published biography, Building a New Jerusalem: John Davenport, a Puritan in Three…
Yale author Michael Slater introduces his latest book on Dickens, and begins to untangle the web of intrigue…
In Citizen Portrait Tarnya Cooper examines the patronage and production of Tudor and Jacobean-era portraiture, focusing on how…
Congratulations to the winner of our Pevsner competition! Further thanks to all those who entered.
Published this month Victorian Bloomsbury is the first account of Bloomsbury’s evolution as the undisputed intellectual quarter of London…
For those lucky enough to be in London this summer for the Olympics, we’ve decided to share a…
Todd Longstaffe-Gowan, internationally renowned landscape architect and author of The London Square, provides a short history of Bedford Square,…
Yale University Press is proud to announce that The Eighteenth Century Church in Britain by Terry Friedman has been awarded…
From Jewish merchants to Bangladeshi curry houses, ancient docks to the 2012 Olympics, East London has always played…
John Wheeler-Bennett is not a household name but, in the mid-twentieth century, he knew virtually everyone who was….
Frank Ledwidge, author of the bestselling and controversial book on British military policy Losing Small Wars, returns with…