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Submission Information for Western American Literature Western American Literature publishes literary criticism and interdisciplinary work with a literary focus. Manuscripts on any aspect of the literature of the American West are invited. We’re particularly interested in essays on multiculturalism and on the “New West.” Except under unusual circumstances, WAL will not
consider essays over 35 pages. Please Submissions should be accompanied by a self-addressed, stamped envelope. Please send one paper copy and one electronic copy with your name on the first page only. Please use endnotes, not footnotes, for substantive notes. Your manuscript should follow MLA style and have a Works Cited list. Also include your e-mail address so we can immediately acknowledge receipt of your submission. Mail to
Email to melody.graulich@usu.edu
Western American Literature invites submissions examining the urban and suburban West in literature, film, television, memoirs, and other forms. We are interested in original work investigating the urban and suburban from a variety of critical perspectives. You might, for example, consider individual writers with a strong urban/suburban focus to their work, specific themes that reflect upon the increased urbanization of the West, place-based studies, environmental issues raised by sub/urbanism, or theoretical approaches that engage with and illuminate our perception of the topic (such as critical regionalism). Interdisciplinary essays and those taking innovative approaches to the topic are particularly welcome. Click here to view a printer friendly version of this page. |
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