In a new blog post to mark International Translation Day 2026, World Writing in French series editors Charles Forsdick and Martin Munro reflect on translation's role in sustaining linguistic and literary diversity, and ask an urgent question: what can translation do?
The State Bibles
The State Bibles: The Anglo-Dutch Politics of the King James Version and the Statenvertaling, by Esther van Raamsdonk, published by the British Academy, is the first extended comparative study of two key bible translations of the early modern period – the King James Version (1611) and the Dutch Statenvertaling (1637).
Liverpool University Press to publish Art Libraries Journal from 2027
Liverpool University Press will become the new publisher of Art Libraries Journal from 2027, continuing the journal’s established legacy following its publication by Cambridge University Press.
T.S. Eliot Studies Annual | ‘Barbarous Cuisine: T. S. Eliot in Ireland, 1936 and 1940: 46th Annual T. S. Eliot Memorial Lecture’
To celebrate the publication of Volume 8 of the Annual, we are making the following article free to read throughout September 2026:
Liverpool University Press to become publisher of Australian Literary Studies
Liverpool University Press (LUP) is pleased to announce that it will become the new publisher of Australian Literary Studies, the fully refereed journal devoted to Australian literary criticism, as well as that which expands the scope of literary studies internationally.
