Multilingual Matters

08/09/2026

New book!

"Linguistic Varieties in North America: A Guide for Speech and Language Practitioners" edited by Elena Babatsouli, Yolanda F. Holt and Karla N. Washington is out now!

Get 30% off print or ebook formats with code LVNA30 on our website until the end of September ⬇️

08/09/2026

We're going to SLTED in Edinburgh!

Rosie will be there on Wednesday 9th with an exciting display of recent titles, so make sure to pop by the Multilingual Matters stand to say hello, grab a bargain and discuss your book proposal ideas with her!

07/09/2026

Check out the latest posts on our blog!

Why Should We Care about Trauma in Applied Linguistics?
https://channelviewpublications.wordpress.com/2026/08/27/why-should-we-care-about-trauma-in-applied-linguistics/

The Importance of Including Non-Dominant Languages in Educational Policy Change
https://channelviewpublications.wordpress.com/2026/08/25/the-importance-of-including-non-dominant-languages-in-educational-policy-change/

The Relationship Between a Researcher and Their Research
https://channelviewpublications.wordpress.com/2026/08/18/the-relationship-between-a-researcher-and-their-research/

Language Variation in North America: Why it Matters
https://channelviewpublications.wordpress.com/2026/08/13/language-variation-in-north-america-why-it-matters/

Exploring how the Justice System Treats Irish Sign Language Users and Irish Speakers
https://channelviewpublications.wordpress.com/2026/08/06/exploring-how-the-justice-system-treats-irish-sign-language-users-and-irish-speakers/

This month we published Trauma-Informed Applied Linguistics edited by Maybritt D. Woodcock and Emily M. Feuerherm. In this post the editors explore some of the key questions at the heart of the boo…

06/09/2026

New book!

"Including Non-Dominant Languages in Educational Policy Change: Key Actors and Agency" edited by Kimmo Kosonen and Carol Benson is out now!

Download the Open Access ebook or get 30% off the paperback with code INDL30 on our website until the end of September ⬇️

04/09/2026

Friday Focus 🔎

This week Flo (and Anna for one day only!) were at the BAAL conference in Birmingham.

It was a great chance to catch up with authors, series editors, readers and publishing colleagues, and we were pleased to be able to take part in the 'Meet the Editor' session on Thursday to introduce Multilingual Matters and speak about some of the exciting projects and initiatives we're working on at the moment, including three new series and our Open Access Fund.

And there was just time for Flo to have her annual photo at the stand with Sal Consoli - a BAAL tradition that's been going for many years, although sadly we were missing Richard Pinner this time!

04/09/2026

New book!

"Access to Justice for Minority Language Communities: Experiences of Irish Speakers and Irish Sign Language Users" by Gearóidín McEvoy is out now!

Get 50% off ebook or print formats with code AJMLC50 on our website until the end of September ⬇️

03/09/2026

New blog post!

Raising Multilingual Children: A Priceless Gift

https://buff.ly/EhOwdD4

This month we are publishing The Art of Raising Multilingual Children by Xiao-lei Wang. In this post the author explains how her own family’s multilingual journey inspired the book. When peop…

02/09/2026

New book!

Trauma-Informed Applied Linguistics: Perspectives on Migration, Language and Resilience edited by Maybritt D. Woodcock and Emily M. Feuerherm is out now.

Get 30% off with code TIAL30 on our website until the end of September! ⬇️

02/09/2026

BAAL Book Prize Runner Up!

We're delighted that Qianqian Zhang-Wu and Bridget Goodman's book "Autoethnographic Explorations of Lived Raciolinguistic Experiences Among Multilingual Scholars: Looking Inward to Move Forward" was awarded Runner Up during BAAL's book prizegiving yesterday.

Get your copy at the Multilingual Matters stand in the book exhibit or order online ⬇️