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This Women’s History Month, we’re spotlighting scholarship that challenges, reshapes and reclaims cultural narratives.
These books amplify vital voices shaping contemporary cultural discourse.
#WomensHistoryMonth #IntellectBooks #AcademicPublishing
Another team member to meet!
This is Naomi Curston, our digital products manager.
Quick fire round:
👉 Morning person or night owl? Night owl
👉 Favourite hobby? Roller Derby
👉 Favourite Intellect journal? Journal of Fandom Studies
Say hello in the comments!
#MeetTheTeam #IntellectBooks
Announcement for Intellect's exhibition at the CAA114 Conference in Chicago, February 18–21, with contact info for proposals.
Five highlighted books and journals displayed on a pink and green striped background, featuring art, history, and cultural themes.
Six academic books and journals displayed on a pink and green striped background under the title 'Highlighted books and journals'.
🎨 Intellect is exhibiting at #CAA2026 in Chicago, 18–21 Feb!
📚 Get 30% off all books with code INTELLECT30
✍️ Have a book or journal idea?
✉️Email james@intellectbooks.com to set up a meeting
👉https://www.intellectbooks.com/caa26
#AcademicPublishing #VisualArts #IntellectBooks
Happy to share my recent publication in The Journal of Adaptation in Film and Performance (Intellect Books)!
#AdaptationStudies #SatyajitRay #RabindranathTagore #PostcolonialStudies #IntellectBooks #adaptstudies #SouthAsianStudies #ShortStoryAdaptation #Indiancinema
doi.org/10.1386/jafp...
Here comes a cfp in film and TV studies by #intellectbooks
As promised I will continue the series highlighting some of my work and today comes my newest research article on postmodernism in Lord Of The Lost's concept album JUDAS.
#metalmusicstudies #metalstudies #metalsky #lordofthelost
#intellectbooks
On the left, the cover of Australasian Journal of Popular Culture 12.2, white background with a photo of two trees in a clearing, shaped like human faces and leaning in toward each other as if to kiss. Birds flock above them both. On the right, two of the male vampires from TRUE BLOOD standing next to each other in a scene from the show, dressed in leather jackets, with their fangs bared.
Monsters abound in the latest issue of Australasian Journal of Popular Culture. Read Karen Macfarlane on how the undead lost their edge in TRUE BLOOD and IN THE FLESH, and Lauren Gilmore + Daniel Rosler on digi-zombies in CAM. #intellectbooks #horror
www.intellectbooks.com/the-australa...
