
A Little History of… Independence Day
Yale’s Little Histories are a family of books that explore the history of the world’s most remarkable people,…
Yale’s Little Histories are a family of books that explore the history of the world’s most remarkable people,…
Yale are very proud to publish the Jewish Lives series, a collection of biographies that focus on prominent and influential figures in the…
‘Windows should dream.’ – Christopher Whall Gloriously illustrated, and based on more than three decades of research, Arts…
Summer is fast approaching, and while we can keep our fingers crossed that June and July will be…
‘Like the ancient Greek philosopher Plato, he is searching for the real forms that we usually see only…
Should we fear or welcome the internet’s evolution? How big will it get? Philip Howard, leading digital expert…
The mystery surrounding the Shroud of Turin has fascinated people for centuries. Often considered to be the burial…
Put on some comfortable shoes (or just imagine putting them on!) and join us in our Italian holiday…
This year marks the bicentenary of the Battle of Waterloo – Waterloo200 – a great turning point in…
‘The counties of England implicitly argue in their architecture that our ancestors knew what they were about and…
Deborah Cramer has spent the last few years following a relatively unknown and unassuming shorebird, the red knot….
We are heading east for our bookshop of the month for June, to Jarrold department store in Norwich. The…
Before his death in July 1890, Vincent van Gogh wrote numerous letters to his fellow artists, family members…
Today we are excited to introduce you to a new series on the YaleBooks Art blog: Art +…
What drives us to learn? How do books help us understand the world? How does language fail us?…