Welcome to our MLA virtual book exhibit! We are offering our convention discount of 40% off and free shipping until February 15, 2022 with the code 6MLA22.
We welcome new submissions. To submit a proposal please contact:
Bridget Barry
Editor in Chief
bbarry2@unl.edu
Heather Stauffer
Associate Acquisitions Editor
unp-hstauffer@unl.edu
Marco Abel and Roland Végsö, series editors
Similar in its aim to the manifesto, the pamphlet, or the essay, the Provocations series takes a strong stand on contemporary debates and issues within the humanities. Rather than address a specific problem within a particular field, this series establishes a forum for the kind of cross-disciplinary theoretical experimentation that is the very essence of cutting-edge work in the humanities.
This series offers ambitious, polemical texts that exist outside the traditional formats of academic discourse (longer than an academic article and shorter than a monograph), and will concentrate on the broad philosophical and theoretical subjects involving the humanities. Seeking to fill a hole in the current publication market for the field of the theoretical humanities, books in the series will take a strong stand on a contemporary debate or issue within the humanities and propose a clearly formulated (even if controversial) intervention.
provocationsbooks.com is an independent website that publishes an online journal edited by Lydia Kerr and Nathan Gorelick. Each issue of the journal features short reviews devoted to a book published in the series.
For information about the books, authors, and events associated with the series, visit facebook.com/Provocationsbookseries/ or follow us on Twitter at @UNLProvocations.
Jesse E. Matz, series editor
The Frontiers of Narrative Series features interdisciplinary scholarship on narrative as it appears in a range of media. Studies in this series highlight the role of narrative across a variety of cultural and historical settings and outline new methods for investigating storytelling in all of its many guises.
Melissa Homestead, series editor
Cather Studies presents new work about Willa Cather’s diverse writings (fiction, journalism, correspondence). Essays focus on her interesting relationships with other writers, the textual history of her works, as well as the cultural aesthetic and social contexts to her oeuvre. Appearing biennially, Cather Studies is the major forum for scholarship on this key American writer.
Manuscripts and editorial correspondence should be addressed to Melissa Homestead, Editor, Cather Studies, Department of English, University of Nebraska-Lincoln, Lincoln, NE 68588-0396.
William R. Handley, series editors
Postwestern Horizons encourages scholarship which rethinks and reimagines traditional western scholarship by challenging predominant paradigms, including revisionist ones, and dislocating our sense of region. By moving past the West as a national place, process, and idea to more methodologically innovative, transnationally daring, and theoretically fertile horizons of scholarship, this series encourages new ways of conceiving cultural production and reception. Postwestern Horizons encompasses studies of visual culture, environmental studies, literature, history, film studies, and much more.
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