Non-Fiction Local Publications

The journey that Malta’s sole civil airport made was, at times quite eventful and it was only thanks to the skills and nous of those handling the p...

Images by S.L. Cassar from the 1890s to the 1930s

Sheltered behind impressive ramparts, the city of Valletta is surrounded by water on three sides. As if in the process of detaching itself from the...

“On the evening of 10 June 1940, a Monday, we were listening to the radio, as usual. I can hear it still, loud and clear; Mussolini’s defiant voice...

This is the first complete biography of Mikiel Anton Vassalli (17641829). He a giant of an individual, who displayed remarkable courage, daring, a ...

‘Researched in depth… UXB Malta vividly captures the close relationships which developed between the soldiers and the islanders.’ Soldier Magazine ...

Fourth issue of the Journal of Baroque Studies The International Institute for Baroque Studies at the University of Malta has just published the f...

What they said about Giovanni Bonello’s Histories of Malta Closures and Disclosures – Volume Seven – The publication is yet another volume of Giov...

This book encapsulates the spirit of Malta’s Strait Street, a bohemian district with cabaret, theatre, jazz and dance hall culture. For me, a Bonac...

The Shipwreck of St Paul in AD60 is one important event that changed the history of the Maltese islands forever. When its feast day comes around, i...

Once again, Miranda Publishers went deep into Malta’s underground sites situated beneath churches, museums, offices and private residences and it b...

The Great Mal'tese Composers: historical context, lives, and works' is the first comprehensive study of Maltese music to be written in the English ...

In his four-volume study, Pirotta meticulously examines Malta’s twenty-year transformation from Britain’s foremost Mediterranean fortress colony to...

Ir-rapport EU Terrorism Situation and Trend kien ippubblikat f’Ġunju 2017, fis-sena ta’ qabel ma l-pajjiżi membri fl-Unjoni Ewropea ffaċċjaw mija, ...