McGill-Queen’s University Press

McGill-Queen’s University Press is a scholarly publisher that defends, refutes, and creates fresh interpretations of the world. With over 4,000 books in print and numerous awards and bestsellers, our goal is to produce peer-reviewed, rigorously edited, beautifully produced, intelligent, interesting books.

Key Subjects

Canadian Studies

Philosophy and Religion

History

Film


McGill-Queen’s University Press Catalogues


MQUP Featured Titles

Fraudulent Lives

Steven King

£27.99

Paperback

30th December 2024

Slow Train to Arcadia

Duncan Gager

£22.00

Paperback

12th November 2024

Prisoners’ Bodies

Oisín Wall

£31.00

Paperback

12th November 2024

Shakespeare and the World of “Slings & Arrows”

Gary Kuchar

£31.00

Paperback

15th October 2024

The Hour of Absinthe

Nina S. Studer

£23.99

Paperback

17th September 2024

Water Quality

Cynthia Woodman Kerkham

£15.99

Paperback

15th September 2024

What Ukrainian Elections Taught Me about Democracy

Jane Cooper

£20.99

Paperback

3rd September 2024

Reckoning with History

K.J. Kesselring, Matthew Neufeld

£91.00

Hardcover

3rd September 2024

Mainstreaming Porn

Elaine Craig

£27.99

Hardcover

3rd September 2024

Created in the Image?

Or Rogovin

£62.00

Hardcover

15th August 2024

The Poetics of Translation

Geneviève Robichaud

£35.00

Paperback

15th July 2024

Making Men in the Age of Sail

Graeme J. Milne

£31.00

Paperback

15th June 2024

Bridestones

Miranda Pearson

£15.99

Paperback

2nd April 2024

Hope Circuits

Jessica Riddell

£20.99

Paperback

12th March 2024

Nostalgic Virility as a Cause of War

Matthieu Grandpierron

£27.99

Paperback

12th March 2024

A Thirst for Wine and War

Adam D. Zientek

£34.00

Paperback

13th February 2024

Art, Medicine, and Femininity

Hannah Halliwell

£70.00

Hardcover

15th December 2023

the swailing

Patrick James Errington

£15.99

Paperback

15th March 2023


MQUP Featured Series

Queer Film Classics

Series Editors: Matthew Hays and Thomas Waugh

The enduring commercial success of LGBTQ2I films over recent generations offers proof of widespread interest in queer film within both pop culture and academia. Not only are recent works riding the wave of the new maturity of queer film culture, but a century of queer and proto-queer classics are in busy circulation thanks to a burgeoning online queer cinephile culture and have been brought back to life by omnipresent festivals and revivals. Meditations on individual films from queer perspectives are particularly urgent, unlocking new understandings of political as well as aesthetic and personal concerns.

Intoxicating Histories

Series Editors: Virginia Berridge, Erika Dyck

Whether on the street, off the shelf, or over the pharmacy counter, interactions with drugs and alcohol are shaped by contested ideas about addiction, healing, pleasure, and vice and their social dimensions. Books in this series explore how people around the world have consumed, created, traded, and regulated psychoactive substances throughout history. The series connects research on legal and illegal drugs and alcohol with diverse areas of historical inquiry, including the histories of medicine, pharmacy, consumption, trade, law, social policy, and popular culture. Its reach is global and includes scholarship on all periods. Intoxicating Histories aims to link these different pasts as well as to inform the present by providing a firmer grasp on contemporary debates and policy issues. We welcome books, whether scholarly monographs or shorter texts for a broad audience focusing on a particular phenomenon or substance, that alter the state of knowledge..


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