Pam Ratner on Leila J. Rupp's "Sapphistries" and the courage to publish sexuality studies before it was "mainstream." ...more

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Cole Harris on how Alan Cairns' "Citizens Plus" contributes to discussion "crucial to the future of this country." ...more

John English on why Robert Bothwell's "Alliance and Illusion" will endure. ...more

Alex Marland on why Anthony Sayers's "Parties, Candidates, and Constituency Campaigns in Canadian Elections" is the definitive study of campaigning by local candidates in a Canadian election. ...more

Patricia Roy on why reviving the Pioneers of British Columbia series "would be a splendid Jubilee project" for UBC Press. ...more

J.L. Granatstein on why Douglas E. Delaney's "The Soldiers' General" and why the Studies in Canadian Military History series is "one of the most successful examples of Canadian academic publishing." ...more

Veronica Strong-Boag on publishing women's history and why "The next half-century has good foundations." ...more

Jonathan Swainger on why Lynne Marks' "Infidels and the Damn Churches" is an "admirable example of the historian's craft." ...more

Adam Chapnick on Brendan Kelly's "The Good Fight" and how UBC Press is committed to publishing new scholarly voices. ...more