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Thinking about publishing? Take a peek at the advice on publishing with York Medieval Press here: york.ac.uk/medieval-studies/…… Still interested? Get in touch with one of the series editors or our general editor, Pete Biller (contact info on the website)
Interested in publishing with York Medieval Press? We've updated the information on our website – and it now includes our very own academic writing guide! york.ac.uk/medieval-studies/…
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I just approved this wonderful cover for my forthcoming edited collection with @MedievalYork. Here we have the 9th c. Mercian king, Offa, wearing 13th c. garb in an illustration by Matthew Paris in his Book of St Albans, held in @TCDResearchColl.
Interested in turning your thesis into a monograph? Want some tips from the experts? If you're at IMC, we're hosting a roundtable at 7pm tonight (in 1.33 Maurice Keyworth) on how to turn your thesis into a monograph. ft. @CanaryCaroline @hagenilda @EmmieRosePG and more!
If you're at IMC, come along to our reception tonight and raise a toast to some exciting new YMP releases!
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@IMC_Leeds next week? Don't forget to say hello at our reception with @MedievalYork 🥂 Tuesday, 8.15pm at University House, St George Room.
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@IMC_Leeds next week? Don't forget to say hello at our reception with @MedievalYork 🥂 Tuesday, 8.15pm at University House, St George Room.
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Sarah Rees Jones is co-editor of "The Church and Northern English Society in the Fourteenth Century". One of the many new York Medieval Press titles you can browse on our stand at #IMC2024. buff.ly/3W28jyu @MedievalYork @yorkmedieval
This wonderful volume is forthcoming in our Health and Healing series – see the thread below for a pre-order link. Congratulations to the author and series editors!
Heads up #histmed: Peter Murray Jones's "Medicine of the Friars in Medieval England" is forthcoming! There's so much fab material here as Jones details the mutually-reinforcing roles of friars as medical practitioners and administrators of sacraments.
This is today! Join us for a discussion of YMP and academic publishing, and then a glass of something fizzy 🥂
Will you be at @IMC_Leeds this year? YMP are hosting a roundtable on academic publishing at 7pm on 4th July (Maurice Keyworth Building: 1.33). And join us afterwards from 8pm for a drinks reception in the foyer of the Maurice Keyworth building (non-alcoholic options included!)
Will you be at @IMC_Leeds this year? YMP are hosting a roundtable on academic publishing at 7pm on 4th July (Maurice Keyworth Building: 1.33). And join us afterwards from 8pm for a drinks reception in the foyer of the Maurice Keyworth building (non-alcoholic options included!)
Roundtable participants include our General Editor Pete Biller, @CanaryCaroline, @LauraJCleaver, Peregrine Horden, and Pawel Kras
Read this excellent review by @15thcgossipgirl and then hurry to buy the fantastic book itself by @hannaballoo !
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@15thcgossipgirl what a gorgeous, generous review in the @TheTLS
Thank you so much!
And thank you to @MedievalYork @boydellbrewer @CanaryCaroline @orietta_darold & Holly James-Maddocks for all your efforts in publishing my book.
Another exciting forthcoming publication from YMP – keep your eyes peeled in the future for this excellent volume on the papal court in Rome during the Great Western Schism
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'York Medieval Press's “Heresy and Inquisition in the Middle Ages” series has yet again proven itself to be indispensable'
Sean McGlynn reviews Peter Biller & L. J. Sackville (eds), 'Inquisition and Knowledge 1200–1700' @MedievalYork @WileyHumanities onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/…
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Joshua Rice @JoshuaGLRice reviews 'Inquisition and Knowledge, 1200–1700', ed. Peter Biller and L.J. Sackville
academic.oup.com/ehr/advance… @MedievalYork @boydellbrewer
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1332 - Świdnica, Silesia: sixteen women stand before the inquisitor, John of Schwenkenfeld, to testify about a local comunity of spiritual lay women. Paweł Kras and Tomasz Gałuszka explore the records of the interrogation. boybrew.co/3kLVysh #Beguines @MedievalYork
As always, all these fabulous volumes can be bought from @boydellbrewer

















