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Author Topic: Call for Papers for a Critical Anthology on Steampunk  (Read 212 times)
JAT
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« on: July 07, 2011, 03:47:14 pm »

Call for Contributors:  Steaming into a Victorian Future: A Steampunk Anthology     
We are seeking contributors for a collection of critical essays on Steampunk.  Steampunk remains an elusive topic even among its admirers and practitioners, but at its heart, it re-imagines the Victorian age (both in the future and the past), and re-works its technology, fashion, and values with a dose of anti-modernism. From sci-fi and fantasy to websites catering to a steampunk lifestyle, this multi-faceted genre demands greater scholarly analysis.
The editors of this anthology seek contributions in the following suggested subject areas (but we are not limited to these): 
Steampunk Film    Steampunk Literature (romance; historical fiction/sci fi, etc
Steampunk History    Steampunk Fashion/dress history
   Steampunk Technology             Steampunk Fandom/fan culture
   Steampunk Art & Design          Steampunk as Culture/Lifestyle
               Gender, Race, Class and Steampunk                      Critiques of existing analyses of s.p.
Submission Guidelines: Send a 1000 word abstract in Microsoft Word by email attachment on or before August 15, 2011; include a brief biography or vita. International submissions are welcomed and encouraged.
Abstracts chosen for inclusion in the anthology will be considered “conditional acceptances” – the editors will secure the submission in the volume, but the editors reserve the right to reject any full essay that does not meet the standards (of style/content, etc) agreed to between the editors and authors. Endnotes are mandatory; illustrations are encouraged and must be secured (along with permissions)by the author and submitted with the final draft. 
Editors: 
Dr. Julie Anne Taddeo
History Dept., University of Maryland
Email: taddeo@mail.umd.edu
Dr. Cynthia Miller
Institute for Liberal Arts, Emerson
Email: cynthia_miller@emerson.edu

Dr. Ken Dvorak
Northern New Mexico College

email: krdvorak@gmail.com


FYI:  Taddeo & Dvorak are the editors of The Tube Has Spoken: Reality TV and History (University Press of Kentucky 2009).  We do not yet have a press lined up but have several possibilities and a good track record in getting published.
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