How My Book Began

In this episode, Nate speaks with Michael Kramp and his multi-media project, Jane Austen and the Future of the Humanities. Kramp discusses Austen's continued relevance and global reach. Jane Austen and the Future of the Humanities

Nate speaks with Leopold Leeb, author of the forthcoming  Missionaries to China: A Historical Dictionary (Lehigh University Press, 2025). Professor Leeb discusses how he approached writing a book that covers nearly 1400 individuals and why this dictionary is important today. We also talk about some of the challenges that historians in China face when considering narratives of Christian missions in...

In this episode, Nate speaks with Joseph W. Ho about his two books, War and Occupation in China , published by Lehigh University Press, and Developing Mission , published by Cornell University Press.

In this episode Nate speaks with Tom Scott and Achim Kopp, editors of The Journals of the Moravian Mission to Georgia, 1734–1737: From Herrnhut to Savannah , published by Lehigh University Press in 2023. Tom and Achim discuss their work with challenging archival material and their experience of working together on a project that was decades in the making. For more information on their book, visit...

In episode 3 of HMBB LUP managing editor Nate Carpenter talks with Tiffany Schubert about reading, and writing about, Jane Austen and the origins of Schubert’s 2023 book Jane Austen’s Romantic Medievalism published by Lehigh University Press. To learn more about Dr. Schubert’s: https://wyomingcatholic.edu/person/tiffany-schubert-ph-d/ To purchase Jane Austen’s Romantic Medievalism : https://lupres...

In episode 2 of HMBB, Nate talks with Gavin Hurley, author of Catholic Horror and Rhetorical Dialectics , published by Lehigh University Press in 2024. For more information about the book (and to see that stunning cover!) visit: https://lupress.lehigh.edu/publication/catholic-horror-and-rhetorical-dialectics

In HMBB's first episode, Nate talks with Kyle Brett, co-editor of Youth Horror Television and the Question of Fear , published by Lehigh University Press in 2024.