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Trent Editions
Unit(s) of assessment: English Language and Literature
School: School of Arts and Humanities
Trent Editions aims to recover and publish landmark texts in handsome and affordable modern editions
…the excellent in-house imprint of Nottingham Trent University.
Boyd Tonkin, The Independent
Overview
The publishing arm of Nottingham Trent University, Trent Editions was founded in 1998. For the past 20 years we have sought to enrich the literary landscape by making innovative, radical and culturally significant works accessible to new audiences in handsome print editions.
We recover texts from neglected writers, including the first novel by an African-American woman, Harriett Wilson’s Our Nig. We have worked with poetry and prose works by working-class writers like John Clare, Ethel Carnie Holdsworth. In addition, postcolonial texts by authors such as Alex La Guma and Cornelia Sorabji - all presented with critical introductions by leading scholars in the field.
Our specialist interests include, but are in no way restricted to:
- Radical fiction and poetry
- World literature and postcolonial writing
- American fiction
- Women's fiction and non-fiction
- Modernism and interwar writing
- Local and regional writing
- Texts that are significant to the history and development of working-class, radical and popular print culture
- Other important printed texts that have existed on the cultural margins
We accept book proposals all year round. If you would like to submit a proposal please fill out this form and email your completed proposal to trenteditions@ntu.ac.uk
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Latest Releases
We have several existing and emerging specialist interests:
Series Editor: Mark Jacobs
- Poems: A Joking Word (2020) by Laura Riding (eds. Jack Blackmore and Mark Jacobs)
- The Close Chaplet (2018) by Laura Riding (ed. Mark Jacobs)
- Poet: A Lying Word (2017) by Laura Riding (ed. Jack Blackmore)
- The Person I Am (Volume One) (2011) by Laura (Riding) Jackson (eds. John Nolan and Carroll Ann Friedmann)
- The Person I Am (Volume Two) (2011) by Laura (Riding) Jackson (eds. John Nolan and Carroll Ann Friedmann)
- The Person I Am (Volume One and Two) (2011) by Laura (Riding) Jackson
- This Slavery (2011) by Ethel Carnie Holdsworth (ed. Nicola Wilson)
- Harris's Requiem (2006) by Stanley Middleton (ed. David Belbin)
- Clash (2004) by Ellen Wilkinson (ed. Ian Haywood and Maroula Joannou)
- In The Second Year (2004) by Storm Jameson (ed. Sam Smith)
- The Croquet Player (1998) by H.G Wells (ed. John Hammond)
- Beaumaris Bay and Other Poems (2016) by Richard Llywd (ed. Elizabeth Edwards)
- Selected Poems: Robert Bloomfield (2007) by Robert Bloomfield, revised and enlarged edition (eds. John Goodridge and John Lucas)
- Poems of Nancy Cunard (2005) by Nancy Cunard (ed. John Lucas)
- Selected Poems (2003) by Frank Thompson (eds. Dorothy and Kate Thompson)
- Selected Poetry (2003) by Charles Churchill (ed. Adam Rounce)
- Selected Poems (2000) by Randall Swingler (ed. Andy Croft)
- Selected Poetry and Prose (2000) by John Dyer (ed. John Goodridge)
- The Living Year 1841 (1999) by John Clare (ed. Tim Chilcott)
- Poems (1998) by William Barnes (ed. Valerie Shepherd)
- A Walk in the Night (2006) by Alex La Guma (ed. Nahem Yousaf)
- Selections from ‘Bengaliana’ (2005) by Shoshee Chunder Dutt (ed. Alex Tickell)
- India Calling (2004) by Cornelia Sorabji (eds. Elleke Boehmer and Naella Grew)
- Selected Writings of a Pioneer West African Feminist (2004) by Mabel Dove (eds. Stephanie Newell and Audrey Gadsekpo)
- Political Writings of William Fox (2011) by William Fox (eds. John Barrell and Timothy Whelan)
- Romantic Era Shipwreck Narratives (2007) by Carl Thompson
- A Chronicle of Small Beer (2005) by Nan Green (ed. R.J. Ellis)
- A Passion for Justice (2003) by Joe Kenyon (ed. David Donnison)
- Tales for the Common People (2002) by Hannah More (ed. Clare Macdonald Shaw)
- Exhibition Extraordinary!! Radical Broadsheets of the Mid-1790s (2001) by John Barrell
- The Collected George Garrett (1999) by George Garrett (ed. Michael Murphy)
- A John Clare Flora (2016) by M. M. Mahood
- The Myth of the last Taboo (2016) by Gregory Woods
- A Writer’s Daybook (2006) by Ronald Blythe
- Starting to Explain: Essays on Twentieth Century British and Irish Poetry (2003) by John Lucas
- Saving From the Wreck (2001) by Peter Porter
- Beats, Bohemians and Intellectuals (2000) by Jim Burns (ed. John Freeman)
- Talking About John Clare (1999) by Ronald Blythe
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Printed Texts
All our printed publications can be viewed or purchased online including pricing, a description of each publication and it's respective author.
Free eBooks
Our free eBooks are available through the NTU Online Store.
Amazon Kindles
Our Amazon Kindles can be purchased through the following links:
- Poems: A Joking Word (2020) by Laura Riding (eds. Jack Blackmore and Mark Jacobs) Kindle
- Writing the Contemporary (2019) Poetry and Postcards from UNESCO Cities of Literature (eds. Daniel Cordle and Joanne Dixon) Kindle
- A John Clare Flora (2016) by M. M. Mahood (Foreword by Richard Mabey) Kindle
- Beaumaris Bay and Other Poems (2016) by Richard Llywd (ed. Elizabeth Edwards) Kindle
- The Myth of the last Taboo (2016) by Gregory Woods Kindle
- Political Writings of William Fox (2011) by William Fox (eds. John Barrell and Timothy Whelan) Kindle
- Selected Poems: Robert Bloomfield (2007) by Robert Bloomfield, revised and enlarged edition (eds. John Goodridge and John Lucas) Kindle
- A Writer’s Daybook (2006) by Ronald Blythe Kindle
- Poems of Nancy Cunard (2005) by Nancy Cunard (ed. John Lucas) Kindle
- Scripture Women (2005) by Rose Thurgood and Cicely Johnson (ed. Naomi Baker) Kindle
- Selected Writings of a Pioneer West African Feminist (2004) by Mabel Dove (eds. Stephanie Newell and Audrey Gadzekpo) Kindle
- Starting to Explain: Essays on Twentieth Century British and Irish Poetry (2003) by John Lucas Kindle
- Talking About John Clare (1999) by Ronald Blythe Kindle
- Our Nig (1998) by Harriet E. Wilson (ed. R. J. Ellis) Kindle
Contact Us
Editorial Director: Professor Andrew Thacker
Email: TrentEditions@ntu.ac.uk
Tel: 83138
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