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Recent Posts

  • ‘Why the French Hate Doggie Bags’ – In Conversation with Janet Beizer
  • Liverpool University Press acquires Auteur Publishing
  • A History of Liverpool’s Courtyard Housing with Elizabeth Stewart
  • The Trouble with Diary: Reflections on Researching the Journal of Keith Vaughan for ‘Image of a Man’
  • Science Fiction and Psychology – In Conversation with Gavin Miller
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Courts and Alleys available in @waterstonesliverpool - we love to see it #courtyards #nationalmuseumliverpool #housing #localhistory
New in science fiction: Upamanyu Pablo Mukherjee explores the relationship between #sciencefiction, science policies and the non-aligned movement #newrelease
Beautiful venue for today’s annual lecture with The Historic Society of Lancashire and Cheshire - talking about the regeneration of Liverpool with Michael Parkinson.
James Watt (1736-1819) explores new aspects of Watt's work and places him in family, social and intellectual contexts during the #Enlightenment and #IndustrialRevolution. #jameswatt #newrelease #book #industrialhistory #technology #historyoftechnology #history #historybook
Image of a Man: The Journal of Keith Vaughan by Alex Belsey has recently published in our Liverpool English Texts and Studies series! This new book is a comprehensive critical reading of the extraordinary journal written by post-war British painter Keith Vaughan. #art #britishartist #painter #book #keithvaughan #academicbooks #newrelease
Now published! Misreading Anita Brookner by Peta Mayer is a bold new reading of Brookner's novels #literature #literarystudies #anitabrookner

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