| Series | Extent | Year | Author | Title |
| TD 89 | — | 2013 | Helen Tattam | Time in the Philosophy of Gabriel Marcel |
| LGS | 200pp | 2013 | ed Klaus Vieweg, James Vigus,
Kathleen M. Wheeler | Shandean Humour in English and German Literature and Philosophy |
| LGS | 212pp | 2013 | ed John Walker | The Present Word |
| CT 44 | — | 2014 | ed Barbara Wright | Albert Aubert, Du Spiritualisme et de quelques-unes de ses conséquences |
| SHLC 1 | — | 2014 | C. A. Longhurst | Unamuno’s Theory of the Novel |
| LGS | 158pp | 2014 | Barnaby Norman | Mallarmé's Sunset |
| SICL 32 | 208pp | 2015 | David Gillott | Samuel Butler against the Professionals |
| IP 32 | 272pp | 2015 | Guy Lanoue | Rome Eternal |
| SICL 35 | 374pp | 2015 | Giles Whiteley | Oscar Wilde and the Simulacrum |
| T 4 | 186pp | 2015 | Xiaofan Amy Li | Comparative Encounters between Artaud, Michaux and the Zhuangzi |
| RMFS 39 | 172pp | 2015 | Stephen Forcer | Dada as Text, Thought and Theory |
| LGS | 200pp | 2017 | ed Ita Mac Carthy, Kirsti Sellevold,
Olivia Smith | Cognitive Confusions |
| GL 13 | 198pp | 2017 | Mads Bunch | Isak Dinesen Reading Søren Kierkegaard |
| SHLC 24 | — | 2017 | ed Xon de Ros,
Daniela Omlor | The Cultural Legacy of María Zambrano |
| SICL 43 | — | 2017 | Robert K. Weninger | Sublime Conclusions |
| RMFS 54 | 180pp | 2018 | Sam Bootle | Laforgue, Philosophy, and Ideas of Otherness |
| SICL 41 | — | 2018 | Clementina Osti | Utopian Identities |
| LGS | 232pp | 2019 | ed Oliver Davis,
Colin Davis | Freedom and the Subject of Theory |
| SHLC 30 | 322pp | 2020 | Anna Kathryn Kendrick | Humanizing Childhood in Early Twentieth-Century Spain |
| SICL 48 | — | 2020 | Cristiano Turbil | Samuel Butler and the Science of the Mind |
| SICL 54 | — | 2020 | Andrew Hines | Metaphor in European Philosophy after Nietzsche |
| LGS | 384pp | 2021 | ed Carolin Duttlinger, Kevin Hilliard,,
Charlie Louth | From the Enlightenment to Modernism |
| RMFS 66 | 222pp | 2022 | Jane Hiddleston | Frantz Fanon |
| SICL 51 | — | 2025 | Niall Sreenan | Rethinking the Human in the Darwinian Novel |