[Sca-cooks] publishing opportunity

Laura C. Minnick lcm at efn.org
Tue May 14 15:48:57 PDT 2002


Hi gang!

For those of you into the serious scholarly writing, etc. here is the
perfect opportunity to dispell some of those "Medieval food is icky!"
notions! Or others, as you will. Just be sure to read the directions
carefully- don't embarrass yourself!

'Lainie
-not on my plate right now

>Date:         Tue, 14 May 2002 16:13:46 -0400
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>From: "Stephen J. Harris" <sharris at ENGLISH.UMASS.EDU>
>Organization: University of Massachusetts
>Subject:      publishing opportunity
>Comments: To: Medieval Texts <MEDTEXTL at listserv.uiuc.edu>,
>          Early Medieval <EMF-L at list.tcnj.edu>
>To: ANSAX-L at WVNVM.WVNET.EDU

>Please forgive the cross-posting. My colleague Bryon Grigsby and I are
>soliciting short, 4-5pp papers for our collection, Misconceptions about
>the Middle Ages. It is currently housed at ORB:
>http://orb.rhodes.edu/non_spec/missteps/misindex.html and in its first
>year of on-line existence received over 5000 hits. With respect to
>contributions Bryon writes, "DO NOT USE MINE AS THE TEMPLATE FOR YOUR
>CONTRIBUTION, AS MINE IS RIDICULOUSLY LONG.  The essential idea of this
>book is that all of us step into a classroom and need to correct
>misconceptions our students have about the Middle Ages.  We are looking
>for papers four to five pages in length with works cited and further
>reading sections.
>
>"Routledge Press is very interested in making it into a print book as
>soon as we have about 30 contributors.  Some ideas include: we didn’t
>burn witches in the Middle Ages, people did bathe in the MAs, and people
>lived beyond 30 in the MAs.  We need finished  manuscripts by 1
>September.  At worst, if accepted, you’ll have a publication on ORB—at
>best in hard print.
>
>"Please run proposals past me, as we may already have someone doing
>something similar.  My email is below.  Thanks."
>
>Dr. Bryon Lee Grigsby
>Assistant Professor of English
>Centenary College
>Hackettstown, NJ 07840
>
> Office: (908) 852-1400 ext 2322
>Fax: (908) 813-1984
>Email: grigsbyb at centenarycollege.edu
>Web: http://students.centenarycollege.edu/grigsbyb
>
> &&
>
>Stephen J. Harris
>Assistant Professor
>Department of English
>Bartlett Hall
>University of Massachusetts
>Amherst, MA  01003
>
>413-545-6598  (fax 413-545-3880)
>sharris at english.umass.edu
>http://www.bede.net/umass.html
>
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