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Submission Guidelines and/or Editorial Policies: Articles (5000-7000 words) may be submitted in any recognized humanities style (2 copies or e-attachment to the editors), but must be edited in conformity with house style after acceptance by two of the Journal’s readers.
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Dr. Chris Gair, Symbiosis |
Symbiosis: a Journal of Anglo-American Literary Relations
SYMBIOSIS is a peer-reviewed Journal indexed by the MLA. It bridges the institutional divide between literatures in English on either side of the Atlantic, a divide recognized by few creative writers. Playing a leading part in the modern revival of transatlantic perspectives, SYMBIOSIS is the only Journal uniquely concerned with studies of literary and cultural relations between the British Isles and the Americas. It publishes articles concerned with all periods of transatlantic relations, since the beginnings of Anglophone America, and representing all theoretical perspectives. |
, 18.2
The Revolutionary Legends of Jane McCrae and Lady Harriet Acland
A Transatlantic Cockney in Babylonian London: Washington Irving and the Problem of Pleasure
Rereading Money: a Suicide Note (1984) Thirty Years On: Encountering Martin Amis's Transatlantic Self
"Third World Woman," Family and Marriage: South Asian Diasporic Fiction as a Site for Consolidation of the American Nation State
Reimagining the Transatlantic Domestic Woman: Kinship, Race, and the Novel in The Woman of Colour
Other Issues
, Volume 18, Number 1, Volume 17, Number 2
Decadent Crossings, 16.2
October 2005, Vol. 9, No. 2
April 2005, Vol. 9, No. 1