We sat down with Erratum Press founder, Ansgar Allen, to talk about defiant publishing, the state of the university, and why open access is anything but the easy option.

Abolition offers the occasion for thinking about the university in ways that the institution itself might otherwise render impossible.

This interactive digital book shares and examines the singing, dancing, and drumming traditions of Délı̨nę, a Dene community in the Sahtú region of the Northwest Territories. Central to the book are...

Open Humanities is the newsletter of Open Humanities Press (OHP), a radical, scholar-led, open access publisher of critical and cultural theory.

We are preparing substantial changes to OSF that will reduce its functionality, focus OSF on its unique strengths, and move toward an integrated model with complementary services. As part of that shif...

Applying our technical model for computational publishing to building a publishers' catalogue for ScholarLed presses

Journal of Electronic Publishing | 57 followers on LinkedIn. A peer-reviewed, diamond open access journal on contemporary scholarly publishing issues and practices. | The Journal of Electronic Publish...

The Netherlands' new open access strategy echoes the principles the Open Book Collective was built on - 'scaling small' and community-led publishing

Postgrowth Digital Futures - Digital Technologies, Degrowth, and Radical Abundance; What if digital technology worked for the planet and people? This book proposes a future where ecological sustainabi...

Radish Press is overjoyed to announce the publication of our very first title, Animated Wor(l)ds: Language and Relationality for Multispecies Kinship , edited by Elizabeth Tavella and Eva Spieg...

A scholar led open access publishing collective

In this episode Jem is joined by Dhanveer Singh Brar and Ashwani Sharma to discuss their 2019 article ‘What is This ‘Black ‘in Black Studies? From Black British Cultural Studies to Blac…

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A one-day event consisting of panel discussions and presentations on various aspects of printing history and heritage in the 21st century.

At the beginning of April 2026, the Copim Experimental Publishing Group (EPG) had arranged a seaside retreat and a concurrent online conference to celebrate and critically reflect on the three…

How can a small, scholar-led press publish experimentally? African Mind’s Francois van Schalkwyk reflects on collaboration, peer review, and rethinking publis…

Following on from the success of the 2024 OIPA Symposium, this year's event will feature panels, lightning talks and workshops.

Join us online for three presentations on printing, publishing, and communities of material including ephemera, artists' books and pamphlets.

Looking back on the ‘ServPub’ pilot and the resulting book Publishing as Collective Infrastructure, this post reflects on their becoming and on what they make…

Walkthrough video of the # Deep Maps Blue Humanities experimental book. Intro:Deep MapsBlue HumanitiesBy James Louis SmithA deep mapping bathymetric descent...