By Delia Jarrett-Macauley I was thrilled when I found out a new drama documentary was to focus on Una Marson. At the time, I didn’t realise it would be part of the BBC’s 100-year anniversary... READ MORE
Una Marson, Our Lost Caribbean Voice
By Delia Jarrett-Macauley I was thrilled when I found out a new drama documentary was to focus on Una Marson. At the time, I didn’t realise it would be part of the BBC’s 100-year anniversary... READ MORE
Manchester University press is pleased to welcome Abigail Swingen as series editor of Politics, Society and Culture in Early Modern Britain. This important series publishes volumes that take a fresh... READ MORE
English literature is obsessed with issues of class and its history makes no sense without an understanding that literature and class are invariably linked in a symbiotic relationship. Even if a... READ MORE
Italy has long been a source of electoral surprises. Back in 2013, the country’s political system was shaken by the very rapid rise of the 5 Star Movement (M5S), a new party-movement that... READ MORE
Written by Koen Slootmaeckers On 12 September at noon, EuroPride week was ceremonially opened in Belgrade’s Palace of Serbia. Planned events include film screenings, talks and art shows, as well as... READ MORE
Welcome back this September! The start of the academic year has got us thinking about the books that transformed our thinking and ignited our love of learning. The team at MUP have decided to mark... READ MORE
The people of Brazil will soon have the chance to choose whether or not to re-elect far-right President Jair Bolsonaro. With elections due to be held in October 2022, we spoke to author Richard... READ MORE
Kathleen Sheppard, author of Tea on the Terrace, discusses her time spent in Cairo during the Egyptian revolution of 2011 and how the destruction of various political spaces inspired her examination... READ MORE
Right now, we are as close to the risk of nuclear war as we were during the Cuban Missile Crisis of 1962. And while many security specialists are aware of these dangers, most people generally are not.... READ MORE
In March of this year, I was browsing the University of Manchester student careers page when I came across the student experience internship (SEI) at Manchester University Press. As I am about to... READ MORE