Drawing on the work of emerging and established writers, theorists, artists and cultural critics, Lusitania Press produces anthologies of original material. Each anthology brings a critical perspective to issues within contemporary cultural discourse. The play between textual and visual content engages Lusitaniašs readership with provocative forays into our ever-changing cultural field.

Lusitania Press has published books on the organization of cultural production (Kultura/Control), the representation of the repressed and marginalized (The Abject, America), multicultural diversity and the crisis of civil society (For/Za Sarajevo), the problematic of representing feminine subjectivities (Vulvamorphia), the re-reading of the utopian vision in architecture from a postmodern perspective (Sites & Stations: Provisional Utopias), the effects of changing modes of electronic communication on the psyche (Being On Line, Net Subjectivity), and subjective taste, counterbalanced by the communality, seduction and mythology of gastronomy (Taste, Nostalgia).