UEA Publishing Project

UEA Publishing Project An innovative new publishing press based at the University of East Anglia, Norwich. Boiler House Press | Strangers Press | Egg Box Publishing

The Publishing Project UEA is an innovative new publishing venture based at the University of East Anglia (UEA) in Norwich, England's first UNESCO City of Literature. Drawing on world-renowned thinking that happens at the University, The Publishing Project aims to produce short fiction, poetry, non-fiction, academic essays and works of creative-criticism. The Publishing Project consists of three i

mprints:

Boiler House Press - the 'literary activist', seeking to redefine what it means to be a publisher in the contemporary moment

Strangers Press - the translator, introducing new writing from around the world to English-language readers

Egg Box Publishing - the University, drawing on the wealth of creative thinking that happens at UEA

The Publishing Project also represents the extensive national and international networks of Norwich, working with partners such as Norwich University of the Arts (NUA), Writers' Centre Norwich, British Centre for Literary Translation, and others.

đź“–TRANSLATING JOHN CROME: THROUGH SIGHT TO INSIGHTđź“–This book considers and translates the paintings and etchings of John ...
23/07/2025

đź“–TRANSLATING JOHN CROME: THROUGH SIGHT TO INSIGHTđź“–

This book considers and translates the paintings and etchings of John Crome (1768–1821), founder of the Norwich School of Artists, through and into other 'languages' or media, verbal and pictorial.

These are translations in the sense of transformations into new languages designed both to incorporate the perceptual and existential responses of the 'translator' to examples of Crome’s work and to project those works into possible cross-medial futures. The book is as much about 'looking' across media as it is about John Crome.

ORDER HERE: https://www.ueapublishingproject.com/product-page/translating-john-crome-through-sight-to-insight-by-andrew-moore-clive-scott

✍️Contributions and extracts from:
Georg Simmel | John Berger | Richard Mabey | Gerry Barnes | Tom Williamson | Virginia Woolf | Oliver Rackham | Neil MacMaster | Jacques Rancière | Malcolm Andrews | Elizabeth Helsinger | Edmund Bartell | Frances Milton Trollope | Rose Miller | Nick Stone | John Craske | Richard Long | Tacita Dean | Tor Falcon | Anya Gallaccio | Chloe Steele | Katie Spragg | Daniel & Clara | Tim Dee | Esther Morgan | George Szirtes | Anna Reckin | Edward Parnell | Kit Young | Mark Edwards | Lawrence Sail | Jacques Nimki | Simon Carter

Huge congratulations to Darren Leader, whose book LOGO REWIND has received another fantastic piece of recognition at the...
20/02/2025

Huge congratulations to Darren Leader, whose book LOGO REWIND has received another fantastic piece of recognition at the East Anglian Book Awards at Dragon Hall last week – the Book by the Cover Award, which celebrates outstanding illustration and book cover design.

If you haven’t got your copy yet you can order through the link below! LOGO REWIND is a thrilling and visually stunning exploration of medieval logo design, its influences and symbolism; the occupations of medieval Norwich, its thriving occupations and their trade.

đź”—https://www.ueapublishingproject.com/product-page/logo-rewind-by-darren-leader

We’re so happy to share that Logo Rewind is the winner of the History & Tradition category in the 2024 East Anglian Book...
29/01/2025

We’re so happy to share that Logo Rewind is the winner of the History & Tradition category in the 2024 East Anglian Book Awards!

Huge congratulations to Darren Leader!

The Overall Book of the Year Award and Exceptional Contribution Award will be announced in a very special event at Dragon Hall on Thursday 13 February, where the category winners will share their publishing experiences and discuss what the region means to their writing.

You can book your tickets here: https://nationalcentreforwriting.org.uk/events/a-celebration-of-new-east-anglian-writing/

🎉We’re so excited to share that A Juvenile Miscellany has won The Literary Encyclopaedia's biennial prize for Scholarly ...
20/11/2024

🎉We’re so excited to share that A Juvenile Miscellany has won The Literary Encyclopaedia's biennial prize for Scholarly Editions.

Edited with an introduction by Hilary Emmett & Thomas Ruys Smith, this anthology of Lydia Maria Child’s writing for children was produced in collaboration with students from the Department of American Studies at UEA!

📖This anthology brings together a career-spanning collection of Child’s writing for children which demonstrates the extraordinary richness and range of her vital work in this field. As she shaped the idea of what children’s literature could be and do, Child trusted her young readers to understand difficult questions of social and racial justice, explorations of natural and national history, sentimental domestic sketches, and much more besides.

We’re over the moon that this incredible piece of collaborative work has been recognised in an international prize! Huge congratulations to everyone involved in this wonderful publication. You can order your copy here: https://www.ueapublishingproject.com/product-page/a-juvenile-miscellany-by-eds-hilary-emmett-and-thomas-ruys-smith
University of East Anglia (UEA)

🎉We’re absolutely thrilled to share that LOGO REWIND by Darren Leader has been shortlisted for The East Anglian Book Awa...
06/11/2024

🎉We’re absolutely thrilled to share that LOGO REWIND by Darren Leader has been shortlisted for The East Anglian Book Awards 2024!

đź“–The awards celebrate the very best of writing talent within the East of England, and are a partnership between Jarrolds, the Eastern Daily Press, and the National Centre for Writing, supported by UEA Faculty of Arts & Humanities.

The category winners will be announced in the Eastern Daily Press in January, followed by the Overall Book of the Year Award and Exceptional Contribution Award later at an event at Dragon Hall on Thursday 13 February.

Want to know what the fuss is all about?! You can order your copy of Logo Rewind here: https://www.ueapublishingproject.com/product-page/logo-rewind-by-darren-leader

20/03/2024

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UEA Publishing Project is a new publishing venture based at the University of East Anglia in Norwich, UK -- England's first UNESCO City of Literature. We consists of three imprints: Boiler House Press - innovations in fiction, non-fiction, poetry, and everything in-between. Strangers Press - which believes in the literary translation as a powerful vehicle for enriching cultural exchange. Egg Box Publishing - which helps students learn about publishing. We work with partners such as Norwich University of the Arts (NUA), Writers' Centre Norwich, British Centre for Literary Translation, and others, to achieve these aims.