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Cambria Press Author Gray Kochhar-Lindgren at MLA 2012 Annual Convention

Professor Gray Kochhar-Lindgren (the associate vice chancellor for undergraduate learning and director of the Center for University Studies and Programs at the University of Washington, Bothell, as well as honorary professor at the University of Hong Kong) visited the Cambria Press booth and was pleasantly surprised to see that his book, which was just published, on display along with a...

Cambria Press Author Nathanael O’Reilly at MLA 2012 Annual Convention

Cambria Press was delighted to have Professor Nathanael O’Reilly visit the Cambria Press booth. Professor O’Reilly’s book Postcolonial Issues in Australian Literature, which was published in 2010, is already earning rave reviews. In fact, the Journal of the European Association of Studies on Australia praises the book because it provides, “provides a highly representative and high-quality sample of current thinking...

Cambria Press Author David Sauer at MLA 2012 Annual Convention

Professor David Sauer (Spring Hill College) and his lovely daughter visited the Cambria Press booth at the 2012 MLA annual convention. Professor Sauer is the author of the newly published American Drama and the Postmodern: Fragmenting the Realistic Stage. It was delightful to find that he is every bit as lively and witty in person as he is in his...

Successful 2012 MLA Annual Convention for Cambria Press

The 2012 MLA annual convention was a very successful one for Cambria Press.The Cambria Press booth was praised for being put together in a very attractive, eye-catching manner. The Cambria Press booth also enjoyed a premium position, which was located right by the entrance. Cambria Press also enjoyed the company of good neighbors–the folks at Harper Collins and Book Forum...

Cambria Press Book Series Highlight for MLA 2012: Cambria Studies in Contemporary Theatre and Drama Series

                        The Cambria Studies in Contemporary Theatre and Drama Series calls for monographs on any aspect of contemporary theatre:   Edited anthologies of plays by a particular author, from a particular country, or focusing on a particular subject. These collections should begin with a critical introduction to the works...

Cambria Press Book Series Highlight for MLA 2012: Cambria Sinophone World Series

Cambria Press is proud to announce a new series that has evolved from an earlier one, the Culture, Literature, & Religion in Greater China Book Series. The series will now be known as the Cambria Sinophone World Series to herald its new leadership and vision. The Sinophone world refers to Sinitic-language cultures and communities born of colonial and postcolonial histories...

Cambria Press Book Series Highlight for MLA 2012: Cambria Studies in Classicism, Orientalism, and Medievalism

Cambria Press is proud to announce a new series, the Cambria Studies in Classicism, Orientalism, and Medievalism. Classicism, orientalism, and medievalism are the three chief discourses through which western civilizations have constructed identities. The early-modern period richly demonstrates the interdependence of these discourses. If the identification of the Middle Ages as an historical period can be traced to the rise...

Cambria Press MLA Book Highlight: Situational Poetics in Robert Henryson’s The Testament of Cresseid by Nickolas A. Haydock

Cambria Press is proud to highlight the much-anticipated book, Situational Poetics in Robert Henryson’s The Testament of Cresseid, by Nickolas A. Haydock that was published and is already receiving rave reviews from prominent scholars in the field. As Professor Stefan Hall puts it, “Robert Henryson deserves his exalted place in the ranks of the greatest Scottish writers, yet Professor Haydock’s book...

Cambria Press Book Series Highlight for MLA 2012: Cambria Contemporary Literature, Film, and Theory Series

The Cambria Contemporary Literature, Film, and Theory Series is critically innovative, diverse in subject matter, and challenging to existing critical frames. Proposals that engender progressive debate in the fields of literary and/or cultural theory are welcome, as are author-specific or filmmaker-specific studies that deal with their subjects in critically original ways. The series does not align itself to any one...

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