CFP: Rocky Horror and Popular Culture (12/20/03; collection)
Contributions are invited for a collection of academic essays on The Rocky
Horror Picture Show and popular culture with appropriate publishing house
interest. Possible topics include, but are not limited to:
RHPC and cult films
RHPC fandom, performance, and viewing practices
RHPC and youth culture
RHPC and the Gothic
RHPC and other cinematic genres, including the horror film and the musical
RHPC and popular music
RHPC and pornography
RHPC in the context of 1970s American and world culture
RHPC's current popularity and significance
Queer and feminist approaches to RHPC
RHPC on Broadway
Complete essays due by December 20, 2003. Essays should be roughly 20 pages
(including notes) and adhere to MLA in-text citational format. Interested
persons are encouraged to pitch ideas to the editor in advance of submitting
essays.
Inquiries and essays to:
Jeffrey Weinstock
Department of English
Central Michigan University
Mt. Pleasant, MI 48859
<Jeffrey.Weinstock_at_cmich.edu>
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