The first volume of Tomb Monuments in Medieval Europe, edited by Paul Cockerham and Christian Steer, was published by Shaun Tyas (Donington, U.K.) in collaboration with the Yorkist History Trust earlier this year. It is the first of three volumes with contributions from twenty-one authors who examine different aspects of tomb commemoration - such as design, iconography, inscriptions, audience, patronage, etc - across Western Europe from c.1000 until the time of the Black Death

Hannah Dongsun Lee recently published "Hugo Grotius' Protestant Positive Law," in The Historical Journal 

Utathya Chattopadhyaya recently published Ganja Matters: Empire and the Pursuits of Cannabis in British India. You can hear a discussion with the author on NBN podcast and Channel podcast. 

"Indigenous Rights, Philanthropy and Humanitarian Governance across the Anglo-World, 1837-1951," by Darren Reid is now available to read in The Historical Journal 

Liverpool University Press have just published Wills and Windows: Testamentary Evidence for Glazing and Fenestration in Medieval England by Richard Marks and Christian Steer, in partnership with The British Academy and the Corpus Vitrearum Medii Aevi

Erin Fettterly has recently published with AM Digital about the fascinating process of transcribing and the drawbacks of relying on AI.