
6 journals flip to open access under Edinburgh Subscribe to Open programme
Thanks to the support of subscribing libraries, 6 EUP journals will publish their 2026 volumes open access.
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Prizes, open access, people and books from Edinburgh University Press.

Thanks to the support of subscribing libraries, 6 EUP journals will publish their 2026 volumes open access.

Six books from our Literary Studies list have been awarded Choice Outstanding Academic Title 2025.

Cedric Van Dijck's 'highly original monograph' was commended for its contribution to the field of comparative literature.

We celebrate Jackie's lasting impact on Edinburgh University Press and Literary Studies publishing.

We’re thrilled that eight journals in our Subscribe to Open programme have reached their revenue thresholds and will flip to Open Access for their 2025 volumes.

A host of book award wins and shortlistings for titles across our Literary Studies list.

If I Survive awarded the AAHGS Book Award for Non-Fiction - Genealogy.

Sensational Internationalism wins the 2017 Aruthur Miller Institute First Book Prize!

We are delighted to hear that Fiona Sampson, author of Lyric Cousins, has been awarded an MBE in the New Year’s Honours list.

Our congratulations go to Lyndsey Stonebridge, who has won the Rose Mary Crawshay Prize, awarded by the British Academy. The prize was awarded for her book The Judicial Imagination: Writing After Nuremberg.

We are delighted to hear that Love Among the Archives by Helena Michie and Robyn Warhol has won the 2016 NAVSA Book of the Year award.

We are delighted to hear that Sarah Jackson, author of Tactile Poetics, has won one of the AHRC/BBC New Generation Thinker awards!