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March 27, 2005
JFA Update 2005
Journal of the Fantastic in the Arts
ICFA 26, March 2005
Bill Senior, JFA Editor
wsenior AT broward.edu
As many of you know, because of a change in business editor and problems with distribution, JFA is behind by a full year. At the current time, JFA 15.1 (Spring 2004) is finished and back from the printer; JFA 15.2 (Summer 2004) is at the printer; JFA 15.3 (Fall 2004) is in galleys and should be at the printer in two to three weeks. We currently have all the essays needed for JFA 15.4 (Winter 2004) and are waiting for three or four more book reviews before we can go to galleys.
We apologize for the delays, and anyone with subscription problems should contact me as soon as possible.
Contents:
JFA 15.1: Essays by Amanda Cockrell, David Coss, Peter Goodrich, Duke Pesta, and Adrian Schober. Reviews by Fiona Kelleghan, Carolyn Adele Gardner, Gary Westfahl, Zsolt Gyori, and Scott Vander Ploeg. Also the first of the series in MS/Collection Archives by Sherryl Vint on the Merrill Collection.
JFA 15.2: Essays by Anne Hardcastle, John Pennington, C.W. Sullivan III, and David H. Wilson. Reviews by Amie Rotruck, Christine Mains, Nick Ruddick, and P. Andrew Miller.
JFA 15.3: Guest Editor Helen Pilinovsky. Essays by Farah Mendlesohn, John Clute, Elizabeth Hand, and Andrew M. Butler. Reviews by Rob Craig, C.W. Sullivan III, Michael Andre-Driussi, Carol Leibeger, Fiona Kelleghan, and Bill Senior. Plus an interview with Delia Sherman and an essay by Veronica Schanoes on interstitial arts.
JFA 15.4: Essays by Markus Muller, Christiane Szeps, Nick Ruddick, Donald Morse, and Dale Knickerbocker. Reviews by Jim Holte, Jonathan Evans, Bill Senior, and several others TBA.
JFA 16.1: We anticipate this to contain Rudy Rucker’s Guest of Honor Address, Damien Broderick’s Guest Scholar address, the Graduate Award Essay, and several others.
JFA 16.2 is slated to be a special issue on the fiction of Patricia McKillip.
We would hope to produce and mail these 6 issues in the next 6 months. Carl Boehm has joined the staff as business manager and is catching up on production.
We are interested in an assistant business manager, and Fiona Kelleghan, our book reviews editor, would welcome an assistant book reviews editor to help with the workload. Anyone interested should speak to me.
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