Women Who Dared - by Ben Fletcher-Watson & Jo Shaw (Paperback)

Slavery and Rebellion in Second-Century BC Sicily - (Edinburgh Studies in Ancient Slavery) by Peter Morton (Paperback)

Christian-Muslim Relations in Post-Reformation Indonesia - by Hans A Harmakaputra (Hardcover)

Spanish as a Contact Language - (Edinburgh Historical Linguistics) by Israel Sanz-Sánchez (Paperback)

The Land Agent - (Scotland's Land) by Lowri Ann Rees & Ciarán Reilly & Annie Tindley (Paperback)

Beckett's Co-Authors - (Other Becketts) by S E Gontarski

Sound and Space in Film - (Music and the Moving Image) by Antoine Gaudin & David Roche (Hardcover)

Adorno and the Antifascist Geographical Imagination - (Geotheory) by Chris Philo

Adapting American Adulthood - (Children's Film and Television) by Rebecca Rowe (Hardcover)

The Edinburgh Companion to Gothic and the Arts - (Edinburgh Companions to Literature and the Humanities) by David Punter (Paperback)

Hobbes's Body Politics - (Cycles) by Meghan Robison (Hardcover)

Barbarians as the Religious Other in the Late Roman World - (Edinburgh Studies in Religion in Antiquity) by Maijastina Kahlos (Hardcover)

The Mirage of the Nation-State in Algeria - by Malika Rebai Maamri (Hardcover)

Outsider Cinema - by Ciara Chambers (Hardcover)

The Life, Literature and Legacy of Luis J. Rodríguez - by Josephine Metcalf & Ben Olguín

The College of Justice - by Andrew R C Simpson

Unsuitable Film and Video Audiences - by Peter Turner (Hardcover)

East Asian Auteurism, Cinephilia and the Media Platform Era - (Edinburgh Studies in East Asian Film) by Dorothy Wai Sim Lau (Paperback)

Islam and Contemporary World Literature - by Carool Kersten (Hardcover)

The Edinburgh Companion to Gilbert Simondon - by Andrea Bardin & Marco Ferrari & Anaïs Nony & Gregorio Tenti (Hardcover)

Shimmer - (Animalities) by Deborah Bird Rose (Paperback)

Envisioning the Good Life - by Benjamin Noys (Paperback)

Populist Politics in Contemporary Brazil - by Daniel de Mendonça & Bianca Linhares & Mark Devenney (Hardcover)

Herodotus and the Birth of Freedom - (Edinburgh Studies in Comparative Political Theory and Intellectual History) by Matthew K Reising (Hardcover)