Multilingual Matters

Our brand new catalogue is now available! 📚 Browse all our exciting new and forthcoming titles here: buff.ly/3lqB5Cg

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"...critical and compelling insights that invite us to recognize and resist deficit narratives and embrace our ethical responsibility to cultivate equitable, linguistically responsive learning communities as spaces of belonging and transformative possibility." Order now ⬇️

Good morning #AAAL2026! Don't miss Rosie's publisher session today where you can ask all your questions about the publishing process, from proposal to publication and beyond! 🕕️12:30pm 📍Lakeview Hotel Lobby, 3rd Floor

Almost time for #AAAL2026 in Chicago! Come and visit the Multilingual Matters Booth #200, Riverwalk to browse our exciting new titles, chat to Anna and Rosie about your book proposal ideas and enter our raffle to win a free book! We look forward to seeing you soon!

Getting Students There, Keeping Them There buff.ly/G06D6bp

We're at #SfAA2026 in Albuquerque! Pop by the Multilingual Matters stand to browse our exciting titles, chat to Rosie about your book proposal ideas and get a special conference discount!

"This book presents empirical research from a wide range of South Asian contexts, in order to develop critical understandings of the intricate relationships between translingual practices, language education, social justice and equity." Find out more ⬇️

We recently launched our Deaf Studies and Sign Linguistics series, for which the first books are now in the pipeline! In this post Jenny Froude, author of one of our very first books on deafness, looks to what the future might hold for deaf education. buff.ly/wEovlyj

We're excited to be exhibiting at #iatefl2026 in Brighton next month! Make sure to visit the Multilingual Matters stand to browse our exciting new titles, get a special discount and chat to us about your book ideas...

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This new book highlights the role of peer interaction in the foreign language classroom and offers a broad and nuanced exploration of the different factors and contexts that mediate its effect on target language use and development. Find out more ⬇️

'My language course helped me launch my life in the UK' buff.ly/0GUZGFM

This new book contests pervasive deficit perspectives that portray refugees as helpless victims or a public burden and calls into question assumptions about integration in the nation of asylum being the ideal long-term outcome for refugees. Find out more here ⬇️

New blog post! We recently launched a brand new series – Technology in Language and Literacy. In this post the series editors, J. Elliott Casal and Matt Kessler, introduce the series and its aims. buff.ly/ZtoO1z5

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This new book demonstrates the importance of embracing inclusivity and diversity in order to improve the teaching and learning of English. Find out more ⬇️

"I hope this book serves as a potent reminder that refugees are not problems to fix but contributors to our classrooms and communities. Our job – as educators, leaders, and researchers – is to help create conditions in which they can thrive..." buff.ly/2zXP7fX

"This liberally-illustrated and well-theorised collection of stories [...] captures experiences of gender violence ranging from the 'apparently mundane' to the shocking, in ways that evoke powerful emotional responses [...] What a feat!" Find out more ⬇️