Submit an abstract (of no more than 250 words) through the email address above, or get in touch with us if you have further questions. Our editors are more than happy to discuss your topic, explain our publication process, or brainstorm article ideas with you. [3/3]

As a PGR and ECR journal invested in interdisciplinarity, we have a purposely broad remit. We are seeking articles of 6,000 to 8,000 words that discuss language(s) and texts in relation to past or present societies.

More info on our website: www.nottingham.ac.uk/research/gro... [2/3]

Check out our website for more information and email us at [email protected]! Our editors would love to talk you through the submissions process, advise you on article ideas, or discuss other options for publishing your work.
nottingham.ac.uk/research/groups/languagestextssociety/lts-journal/

We welcome, on an ongoing basis, proposals for:
- articles (6,000–8,000 words)
- book reviews (400–1,500 words)
- translations (into English) of articles originally published in other languages, annotated translations of poems, short stories, and other texts

In short, we focus on:
- Literary interventions
- Translating cultures
- Performance con/texts
- Texts in professional and educational contexts
- Innovative methods to investigate language and texts
- Texts in socio-political contexts

Our scope and editorial approach is driven by a desire to understand how communication, languages and texts operate in social, scientific and cultural contexts. We are excited by research that draws innovative methods and perspectives into dialogue with real texts and contexts.

The Journal is run by and *for* PGRs and ECRs. We provide a platform for our peers to experience the academic publishing process in a supportive setting, without sacrificing rigorous standards and academic integrity. All our articles are open access and double-blind peer reviewed.