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Open Access week 2026

October 23, 2026

Launched last year, the School of Advanced Study’s RESHAPED platform hosts an online training course on open access publishing. We developed this course with the School of Advanced Study. The course is free and anyone can take it. The…

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From manuscript to monograph: a step-by-step narrative following one book from proposal to publication – by Rachael Harkes

Open Access week 2026

October 22, 2026

In this series of blog posts, recent UoL Press authors share their own publishing experiences and words of advice and support for new authors, and reflect on the importance of open access publishing for researchers. Rachael Harkes is currently a Post…

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Reflecting on the importance of open access publishing for researchers in Open Access Week 2026 – by Victorie Knox

Open Access week 2026

October 21, 2026

In this series of blog posts, recent UoL Press authors share their own publishing experiences and words of advice and support for new authors, and reflect on the importance of open access publishing for researchers. Victorie Knox is a lecturer at the…

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Reflecting on the importance of open access publishing for researchers in Open Access Week 2026 – by Valeria Vitale and Gabriel Bodard

Open Access week 2026

October 20, 2026

In this series of blog posts, recent UoL Press authors share their own publishing experiences and words of advice and support for new authors, and reflect on the importance of open access publishing for researchers. Valeria Vitale is Lecturer in Digi…

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Reflecting on the importance of Open Access publishing for researchers in Open Access Week 2026 – by Eirini Goudarouli, Anna-Maria Sichani and Jane Winters

Open Access week 2026

October 19, 2026

In this series of blog posts, recent UoL Press authors share their own publishing experiences and words of advice and support for new authors, and reflect on the importance of open access publishing for researchers. Eirini Goudarouli is the Head of R…

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Open Access Publishing in Practice – Author experiences and insights from the London Open Science and Scholarship Festival

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May 27, 2026

On 23rd April 2026, we hosted an online panel discussion on ‘Open Access publishing in practice’ as part of the London Open Science and Scholarship Festival. The event brought together authors and publishers to focus on authors’ experiences of publis…

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Supporting library workflows: MARC records for our books available from Thoth

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May 6, 2026

Good metadata travels! We have posted previously about working with Thoth. Thoth Open Metadata is a non-profit, open infrastructure platform for publishing, bringing together metadata management, dissemination, hosting, and usage insights in one…

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Announcing the University of London Press 2026 catalogue!

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March 31, 2026

We are delighted to share the publication of the University of London Press 2026 Catalogue, showcasing our list of new titles across the humanities. The 2026 list spans law, history, languages and cultures, digital humanities, classical studies, huma…

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Stop press! Taking a moment to reflect on 2025…

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January 8, 2026

We are celebrating several milestones and successes from 2025! From landmark publications and series launches to providing a platform for thought‑provoking author conversations and contributing to wider publishing discussions, here’s a look back at w…

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2025 in books

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January 5, 2026

This post includes every book published by the University of London Press this year. We published 15 titles across a number of humanities disciplines, including History, Digital Humanities and Latin American and Caribbean Studies. 13 of the 15 are av…

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