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The Open Library of Humanities has joined the Library Publishing Coalition’s Strategic Affiliates Program, strengthening our connections with the international library and open access academic publishing community. The Library Publishing Coalition is an independent, community-led membership associa…

Online event C21 Literature: Then & Now C21 Literature is celebrating the republication of its first three volumes. C21 Literature is the official journal of the British Association for Contemporary Literary Studies (BACLS). When C21 Literature moved to the Open Access publisher Open Library fo…

We are delighted to announce that Alexandre Cremers (Vilnius University, Cognistats.eu) and Viola Schmitt (MIT) have joined the editorial team of SNL. Alexandre works at the intersection of theoretical and experimental approaches to meaning, with particular interests in vagueness, quantification, p…

This special collection explores a simple but powerful concept: that love, or eros, as the ancient Greeks called it—is not just a personal emotion but a fundamental force that binds the universe together. From the cosmic particles of ancient philosophy to the algorithms of AI, eros appears again an…

This September, OLH welcomes another journal that is flipping from a commercial publishing model. The Oxford University Commonwealth Law Journal (OUCLJ) will leave Taylor and Francis and move to OLH in Spring 2027. Launched in 2001, the OUCLJ is the flagship journal of Oxford University’s postgradu…

The Open Library of Humanities (OLH) received a complaint on 19th August 2026 with regard to an article that was recently published in Political Philosophy, ‘Legibility and Contestability: Opaque Power, Misattribution, and Fascist Closure’ (McHugh, 2026). The complainant provided an alleged generat…

Marvell Studies 11.1 contains articles by Gina Filo, on the link between racial anxiety and defense of the natural environment in “The Mower Against Gardens”; by Julianne Werlin, on the anniversary poem genre, Donne’s Anniversaries, and “The First Anniversary”; and by Martin Dzelainis on the Thomas…

Earlier this year, the Open Library of Humanities launched the fifth edition of its OLH Open Access award, an initiative dedicated to advancing open access in the humanities and expanding access to knowledge worldwide. We are pleased to announce that this year’s awards have been granted to six outs…

Body, Space & Technology, now in its twenty-sixth year of publication, is a leading online interdisciplinary journal, publishing on all aspects of contemporary arts practice.    The Open Access journal publishes non-themed refereed articles, artist-led perspectives on their practice, together w…

CALL FOR PROPOSALS Racing After Technology: Asian American Digital Choreographies and Embodied Research in an Anti-Black World Guest Editor: Al Evangelista, Oberlin College The Journal of Embodied Research (JER) invites videographic submissions (3-20 minutes in length) for a special issue on how ra…

Data as a Story Exhibition  The OLH Open Access Award 2025 Awardee Report, authored by Amie Longthorne, Open Data Management Specialist, Liverpool John Moores University The idea and getting started At Liverpool John Moores University (LJMU) we have been proactive raising awareness across all areas…