Audio and video recordings of the Royal Historical Society’s latest event — ‘Getting Published: A Guide to Monograph Publishing’ — are now available.
This panel discussion (held on 14 June 2024) brought together publishers, series editors and historians to discuss the process of transforming a History PhD into a first monograph. Topics included a guide to the publication process, the differences between a PhD and book, choosing a publisher, revising a manuscript, and how to work with your publisher.
Listen to the event
With contributions from
- Meredith Carroll (History Commissioning Editor, Manchester University Press)
- Professor Elizabeth Hurren (Series Editor for the RHS’s ‘New Historical Perspectives’ book series for early career historians, published by University of London Press)
- Professor Miri Rubin (Queen Mary University of London)
- Professor Jane Winters (Vice-President, Publications for the Royal Historical Society), chair
To accompany the event, a post on the Society’s blog identifies 10 key points from the discussion to help guide early career historians in creating their first monograph.