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September 07, 2004
Pics from 2004 Conference
For those of you who might not have seen these pics earlier, Stefan Hall provided a link to a website chock full of pictures from the 2004 Conference. Fond memories for those of you who attended the conference, and a timely reminder for those of who you missed it in 2004 to get working on those proposals.
Stefan's pics are here.
Fiona kindly sent me a couple of pics which I haven't figured out what to do with yet. And of course, if anyone has links to other pages of conference pictures, drop me a line.
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McFarland Press
Publish Your Scholarly Book in McFarland Publishers’ New Series “Critical Explorations in Science Fiction and Fantasy”
McFarland Publishers is seeking proposals for book-length scholarly volumes to be published in its “Critical Explorations in Science Fiction and Fantasy” series, a new, soft-cover series devoted to scholarship in science fiction and fantasy in all media to be edited by Donald Palumbo and C.W. Sullivan III.
Proposals should include a prospectus (general description of and justification for the volume), a table of contents, a one-paragraph description of each chapter focusing on thesis and works discussed, a draft of the preface or introduction, at least one sample chapter, a length estimate (75,000-110,000-word projects are preferred), a description of special features (such as photographs or artwork to be included), a proposed deadline for delivery of the completed manuscript, and a curriculum vitae.
Please send proposals that deal primarily with Science Fiction, Film, Art, or Popular Culture Studies to: Donald Palumbo
English Department
East Carolina University
Greenville, NC 27858
(enpalumb at earthlink.net)
Please send proposals that deal primarily with Fantasy Literature, Folklore, or Mythology to:
C.W. Sullivan III
English Department
East Carolina University
Greenville, NC 27858
(SullivanC at mail.ecu.edu)
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