Volume 10: 2020
Table of Contents
Editors: Caroline Davis, Genevieve Cain and Rachel Sheridan
Oxford International Centre for Publishing, Oxford Brookes University
Introduction by Rachel Sheridan
Women and Publishing
Sarah Bennett - A Dove Grey Renaissance: Persephone Books and the Neglected Middlebrow
Charlotte Quelch - More than Commerce? The Emergence of Female Psychological Thriller Writers in the 21st Century
Race and Representation
Iguem Efembele Beatrice - The Significance of the Harlem Literary Renaissance
Daniel Poole - The Culture and Political Impact of the Black Panther Newspaper (1967-1982)
Commerce vs Culture
Caitlin Day - Blast Magazine and the Cultivation of a Modernist Movement
Sophie Bolton - The Collins Crime Club: Detective Fiction and the Commercialisation of Print Culture in 1930s Britain
Deanna Russell - The Revival of the Paperback in the 21st Century
Ellie Masterman - Roald Dahl’s Matilda, Reading and Class in 1980s Britain
Sex, Scandal and Censorship
Cheyenne Maier - No Sex Please, We’re American: Sexual Health Nonfiction versus US Censorship
Rachel Holt - Smut, Sex and Scandal: Commerce of Controversy in the History of Publishing
Developments in Academic Publishing
Chloe Slim - Access in Academic Publishing and What It Means for Different Stakeholders
Will Croft - Academic Authorship and the Digital Revolution of Journals
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Articles have been written by students on the History and Culture of Publishing module of the MA in Publishing Media, the MA Digital Publishing and the MA Publishing (Distance Learning) in the Oxford International Centre for Publishing at Oxford Brookes University. With special thanks to Joseph Clayton for editorial support.
Articles have been written by students on the History and Culture of Publishing module of the MA in Publishing Media, the MA Digital Publishing and the MA Publishing (Distance Learning) in the Oxford International Centre for Publishing at Oxford Brookes University. With special thanks to Joseph Clayton for editorial support.