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South Central Review
Submissions: SCRev welcomes articles, written in English, on any aspect of
literature, literary history, film, or cultural studies. Manuscripts should conform
to the documentation style of Chapters 14 & 15 in The Chicago Manual of
Style, 17th edition. If an article is accepted, we will require the author submit
the article in Microsoft Word or Rich Text Format (.rtf) and the file must be
PC compatible. Contributors must be SCMLA members at the time of
publication. Submissions should be between 6,500 and 8,000 words, inclusive
of notes.
Essay submissions should be emailed to lawrennm@mailbox.sc.edu.
Address the attached cover letter to Nicholas Lawrence, Managing Editor, South
Central Review, USC Lancaster, PO Box 889, Lancaster, SC 29721.
Direct all books for review and inquiries regarding reviews to the Book Review
Editor, Christopher Bundrick, University of South Carolina Lancaster, PO Box
889, Lancaster, SC 29721, bundrick@sc.edu. SCRev does not accept unsolicited
book reviews.
Published three times a year by Johns Hopkins University Press, South Central Review is the official journal of the scholars, students, and members of the South Central Modern Language Association.
While featuring the scholarship of organization members, SCRev also strives to address current issues of cultural and literary importance. To that end, special issues have been offered such as: Spain Modern and Postmodern at the Millenium (ed. Janet Pérez [Spring-Summer 2001]), Whose Body?: Recognizing Feminist Mystery and Detective Fiction (eds. Pamela R. Matthews and Mary Ann O'Farrell [Fall-Winter 2001]), and 9/11 (Summer-Fall 2002) to name just a few.
In addition to special issues, regular readers can find article clusters on important topics, for example: "Heidegger and de Man Revisited," "Literature after Revolution," "Eudora Welty," and "Teaching French." As always, South Central Review's regular issues offer essays on a variety of topics in the field of literary studies.
South Central Review is proud to be offered in print or digital versions through John Hopkins University Press, Project MUSE, and JSTOR.
Richard J. Golsan, Editor
South Central Review
Department of European and Classical Languages and Cultures
Texas A&M University
205 Academic Building 4215 TAMU
College Station, TX 77843-4215
Phone: 979-845-2124
For submission information, please contact:
Nicholas Lawrence
Managing Editor, South Central Review
Assistant Professor of English
University of South Carolina Lancaster
476 Hubbard Dr.
Lancaster, SC 29720
Phone: 803-313-7167