Our books A People’s Voice We all know the Romantic hero: solitary, brooding, out of the ordinary, Byronic. There is a disconnect between that hero and the society which they renounce, and that is well and good. There is a space, after all, for misfits in this world.
OBP Newsletter Open Book Publishers - Summer Newsletter - August 2022 Welcome to our Summer Newsletter! We have information on our open Call for Proposals, new publications, latest reviews, interviews, features, blogs and more!
Our books Maggot Medicine Read now: a new blog by Dr Frank Stadler, editor of 'A Complete Guide to Maggot Therapy: Clinical Practice, Therapeutic Principles, Production, Distribution, and Ethics'.
Our books The Merger Mystery Read Now: a new blog by Geoff and J. Gay Meeks, authors of 'The Merger Mystery: Why Spend Ever More on Mergers When So Many Fail?'.
Our books The Makings and Remakings of The Juggler of Notre Dame, A Medieval Miracle of the Virgin and Its Modernization: An Anthology Hear ye, hear ye! This is not to announce that a court is in session but that a story book is nearly ready to be opened. Reading the Juggler of Notre Dame: Medieval Miracles and Modern Remakings, by Jan M. Ziolkowski, is forthcoming.
Libraries The University of Worcester joins Open Book Publishers' Library Membership Scheme > At the University of Worcester we’re delighted to be able to support the Open Book Publishers (OBP) programme. Our values are intellectual openness, democracy and love of learning; they are symbolised by
Open Book Publishers - Spring Newsletter - May 2022 Welcome to our Spring Newsletter! We have updates from COPIM and the OABN, information about our new and forthcoming publications, calls for proposals, new blogs, latest reviews and more...
Our books A Paean to the Much-maligned Cover Song Read now a new blog by P.D. Magnus, author of 'A Philosophy of Cover Songs' where he discusses this Open Access title.
Our books Some Meanings Embedded in a Book Cover Read now John Black's blog on his latest book 'A Short History of Transport in Japan from Ancient Times to the Present'.
Open Education Week 2022 On Open Access Philip Graham, the author of 'Mary Warnock: Ethics, Education and Public Policy in Post-War Britain', discusses the importance of publishing his research in Open Access and how it impacts readership and accessibility.
