CFP: Short Literary Essays (1/1/06; electronic database)
Call for Papers
Literary Essays
Whitston Publishing of Albany, New York, an imprint of EBSCO Publishing,
seeks essays of literary criticism for our electronic database products.
EBSCO databases are widely used by both academic and public libraries
worldwide and are perceived as excellent and authoritative sources for
research materials.
The essays currently desired address the most popularly studied works of
literature with the aim of making them interesting and accessible to a wide
variety of readers.
Writers will be compensated on a per-item basis and will receive a by-line
and short biographical note.
Essays are between 3,500 and 4,500 words in length (about 6-8 pages). They
should be researched and documented in MLA style using no fewer than two
external sources. Minimum writer requirements are PhD (or present
enrollment in a PhD program) in the field of Literature or a related
discipline. Deadline for essays is January 1, 2006.
The essays cover a wide variety of works including poetry, drama, novels and
short stories including but not limited to works classified as multicultural
literature, ancient literature, children's literature and popular
contemporary fiction.
For specific guidelines and list of works needed for essays, please contact:
Dr. Tracy M. Caldwell
Managing Editor
Whitston Publishing
tcaldwell_at_epnet.com
518-452-1900
Tracy M. Caldwell, Ph.d.
Managing Editor/Proprietary Content
Whitston Publishing
1717 Central Avenue, Suite 201
Albany, NY 12205
TCaldwell_at_epnet.com
(518) 452-1900
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