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'A History of Goblins' examines the history of goblins from the Middle Ages to the present. It shows that goblins—whether interpreted as creatures, objects, ideas, or people—were historically contingent and grounded in an often-hazy interplay between folkloric and folkloresque traditions. bit.ly/4umaYSD
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Dr. Krista Milne teases her upcoming #OpenAccess Palgrave Pivot on representations of medieval guide dogs in this fascinating blog post: link.springer.com/book/97830…
#disabilitystudies #medievalhistory #animalhistory
Pre-order your hard copy here: shorturl.at/8Ern1
Readers and storytellers keep returning to #Odysseus and his story. Why? @sentantiq offers his expert opinion in an exclusive blog: shorturl.at/ObSar. And don't forget to learn about Odysseus' appeal in Joel's new book: shorturl.at/NURfY
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The Katharine Briggs Award 2026 Shortlist: folklore-society.com/blog/po…. The winner will be announced on 10 Nov, 18:30-20:30, after The Katharine Briggs Lecture by Yinka Olusoga at The Warburg Institute, London. Tickets £10: eventbrite.co.uk/e/the-katha…
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'The Silk Industry in Early Modern Piedmont,' an #OpenAccess book, examines how Piedmont, in early modern Italy, developed silk production into a distinctive system of technological and social innovation. bit.ly/4hVTffO
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Our #HalloweenSale is here now! Enjoy 30% sitewide discount on @SpringerNature's books and eBooks. Hurry, the sale is valid through 31st October.
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Echoing the sage words of @CyndiALauper, we keep returning to #Odysseus "time after time." Why is that? @sentantiq weighs in: shorturl.at/ObSar.
And don't forget to learn about Odysseus' "True Colors" as a character in @sentantiq's new book: shorturl.at/NURfY
Dr. Krista Milne teases her upcoming #OpenAccess Palgrave Pivot on representations of medieval guide dogs in this fascinating blog post: link.springer.com/book/97830…
#disabilitystudies #medievalhistory #animalhistory
Pre-order your hard copy here: shorturl.at/8Ern1
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'Faith, Commerce, and Cultural Exchange in the World of Ibn Battuta' offers a nuanced historical analysis of the connections and impact made on Asia, Africa, and Europe by Ibn Battuta’s fourteenth-century journeys in these regions and his subsequent travel memoir, The Rihla. bit.ly/4gD6UJ0 @abbaspanakkal
OUT NOW: #TheNewAntiquity series is proud to present 'The Roman Imperial Cult: Local Practices and the Reception of the Emperor,' ed. Drs. Sofia Bianchi Mancini, Lorena Pérez Yarza, and Silvia Fogliazza. #classicstwitter #ancientrome
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Unveiling 2027 (part 2) SarI Nauman, Translating Refugees and Internatlly displaced Persons to Early modernity. Historically displaced concepts, and it will be open acess in The Palgrave Studies in Migration History, link.springer.com/series/151…
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Today's events at #FBM26.
Rethinking the Scholarly Book
🗓️ 11:00 AM
📍THE LÄND Stand / Hall 5.0 / B86
Exploring Audio for Scholarly Books
🗓️ 11:30 AM
📍Knowledge Hub | Hall 4.1 | J100
Plan your Career with Springer Nature
🗓️ 1:00 PM
📍Springer Nature Stand | Hall 4.1 | E16

ALT People at a Frankfurt Book Fair event discuss 'Rethinking the Scholarly Book: How AI Makes Research Content Interactive, Accessible, and Context-Aware.' A Black man holds documents while two women look at laptops. Speakers are Michael Kiesel, Rocco Raso, Markus Braun (Springer Nature). Friday, Oct 9.
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How can social science and humanities research help secure sustainable social futures in Asia and the Pacific?
Join the Palgrave Macmillan Annual Lecture 2026 and explore the challenges facing the region and the role of research in developing practical, real-world solutions.
Date: 2 November
Time: 6 PM AEDT | 7 AM GMT | 8 AM CET | 12:30 PM IST
Register now: bit.ly/4yRuKHX
Congratulations to Prof. Matt King of @USouthFlorida. His book A HISTORY OF GOBLINS has been nominated for the prestigious 2026 Katharine Briggs Award! Grab your copy here: link.springer.com/book/10.10…
The Katharine Briggs Award 2026 Shortlist: folklore-society.com/blog/po…. The winner will be announced on 10 Nov, 18:30-20:30, after The Katharine Briggs Lecture by Yinka Olusoga at The Warburg Institute, London. Tickets £10: eventbrite.co.uk/e/the-katha…
Dr. @drkmurch, author of the upcoming #OpenAccess @Palgrave book 'Textual and Artistic Representations of Guide Dogs in Northwestern Europe, 1100-1500,' discusses why we should care about medieval guide dogs:
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A coronation at Westminster Abbey is at once a ceremony steeped in tradition and an event firmly of the present era. This @Palgrave title brings together research on British coronations to address often overlooked aspects of the ceremony: spklr.io/6015Erj2v
OUT NOW: 'Before Emotion: Conceptualizing Affectivity in Pre-modern Cultures.' This interdisciplinary volume investigates what we think of emotion in 11 different classical traditions.
READ MORE: shorturl.at/pDlSZ
Happy #WorldPhotographyDay! Celebrate by reading 'America through Foreign Eyes,' which collects essays and photos by pioneering photojournalist Annemarie Schwarzenbach.
Buy now: shorturl.at/6hyFK
OUT NOW: 'Faith, Commerce, and Cultural Exchange in the World of Ibn Battuta: Travelling Islam,' ed. Prof. @abbaspanakkal. This fascinating collection aims to reassess Ibn Battuta’s role as a cultural and intellectual bridge.
READ MORE: shorturl.at/ujQV5
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First Episode of a new Podcast: The Annals!
Homer and History with Joel Christensen
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