Can’t wait! A few tickets left eventbrite.com/e/anti-racism…?

Looking forward to speaking at my Alma mater tomorrow! For students and staff but can get locals in if you contact me in advance!

ICYMI host @Knox_Harrington spoke to author @Taj_Ali1 on @TheAnfieldWrap about his book 'Come what may, we're here to stay', on South Asian resistance in Britain. Listen to the episode on Spotify here: open.spotify.com/episode/1Bm…

Chatting with @faizashaheen about my new book tonight from 7:30PM at Woodford Memorial Hall E18 2PA

‘People were forced to fight back – there was racism absolutely everywhere’ Dan Carrier speaks to historian of British-South Asian relations, @Taj_Ali1, for @M_Star_Online: morningstaronline.co.uk/arti… #BlackHistoryMonth

"All nations prefer to celebrate themselves rather than acknowledge their darker histories." Jane Lydon discusses why the legacies of British slavery in Australia and New Zealand have so often been overlooked, and how historical research can help recover stories that have long been absent from public memory. Read our Q&A with Jane and co-editor Zoë Laidlaw to learn more about the research behind their book 'Legacies of British slavery in Australia and New Zealand': manchesteruniversitypress.co…

Come down to the Edinburgh Radical Book Fair 2026 next weekend for a Sunday-afternoon celebration of the wondrous world of queer ecology! Nature Was Always Queer Sunday 8th November, 3.30-4.45PM @Lighthousebks lighthousebookshop.com/event…

3 weeks today (Sun 15 Nov) we’ll have been indulging in & enjoying a mix of top Sunday events at #Louder2026! What a day we’ll be having! You coming? Peruse & choose for ALL weekend tickets here: linktr.ee/louderthanwords 13-15 Nov, Manchester ❤️

Our Sunday Passes give you the best option for seeing anything you choose at the best deal! Peruse & choose & see you there! The UKs biggest music lit fest is back with a vengeance - talks, performance, signings & more. The Innside, Manchester All events: linktr.ee/louderthanwords

What survives after empire? In our latest Q&A, the editors of British culture after empire explore how questions of race, migration, memory and belonging continue to shape contemporary Britain, and why debates about Britishness remain deeply connected to imperial history. Read the full Q&A: manchesteruniversitypress.co…

Congratulations to Sarah Crook, whose 'Unhappy mothers: Women, motherhood, and social change in postwar Britain' has been named joint winner of the Women's History Network/Women's History Association of Ireland Book Prize 2025. The judges praised the book as a "powerful contribution to women's and gender history", highlighting its rich archival research, attention to women's testimony, and nuanced exploration of motherhood, expertise and social change in modern Britain. Read more: womenshistorynetwork.org/wom…

Join us to celebrate the launch of Beginning Irish Studies, which published THIS WEEK bit.ly/4i9ewT1 🥳 Author Graham Price is joined by @obrien_eugene and @Sam678 @IrishStudiesRev to discuss his new book and the growing popularity of #IrishStudies. All welcome! Mary Immaculate College, 17th November, 8pm Find out more manchesteruniversitypress.co…

From digital technologies to migration, borders and gender, open access research helps important conversations reach wider audiences. This #InternationalOpenAccessWeek discover a selection of freely available books from across these fields and explore the ideas shaping contemporary debates. Read online for free via manchesterhive. Explore the list of selected titles: manchesteruniversitypress.co…

As the American Studies Association Conference gets underway in Chicago, explore our latest American Studies reading list, manchesteruniversitypress.co… Featuring books on US #literature, #film, #television, #history, #politics, #culture, #race and #identity, the list showcases our breadth in #AmericanStudies. Did you know we're also proud publishers of The James Baldwin Review and the new Thinking with #JamesBaldwin series too? Find our books and series info on the @Ingram_Academic stand if you're at the #ASA2026 this week!

Looking for a new text for your #AnimalStudies students? 🐾📚 Beginning Literary Animal Studies by William Welstead introduces students to human-animal studies through #literature, #theory, #science and #ethics. Published this week! Order your FREE inspection copy here 👇 manchesteruniversitypress.co…

We’re looking forward to welcoming critic, curator & academic Sophie Oliver to give her talk ‘What the Dresses Know: A Women’s History of Modernism Told Through Clothes’. Email or call the Morrab to put your name into the ballot @ManchesterUP

We often think about empires in terms of borders, governments or institutions. But what happens to the people who lived through their collapse? In our latest Q&A, Astrid Rasch explores how writers across the former British Empire used autobiography to make sense of empire, decolonisation and belonging, and what personal memories can reveal about the enduring legacies of empire. Read the full Q&A: manchesteruniversitypress.co…

What survives after empire? The end of empire did not mark the end of its influence. Across questions of memory, identity, migration, race and belonging, the legacies of empire continue to shape the world around us. This week's featured titles explore the many afterlives of empire, uncovering the ways imperial histories persist in culture, politics, institutions and everyday life. View the full reading list: manchesteruniversitypress.co…