AUTHORS
Authors are welcome to submit a manuscript in the areas of the arts, humanities, social and behavioral sciences, and STEM fields. Authors should have a doctorate in their field of research or graduate degree appropriate to their field of research and teaching or career in an alternative academic environment. It is highly preferable for authors to also hold a faculty position at a college or university, including at the adjunct level. Author advances will be available for select titles.
When submitting a manuscript, authors should include the planned semester use for classroom adoption of their book as well as indicate if a cover image is available for the book. Authors are welcome to also submit book proposals for monographs and in-depth works as well as for anthologies. (Please note that MacBain & Boyd charges no fees to authors/editors for submission, review, or publication.)
Proposals should include:
To submit a manuscript or book proposal (Word, PDF, or in the body of an email), or inquiry, please email the Managing Editor.
Authors working in digital humanities, literature/poetry/lit criticism, and film/TV/media studies, may also submit manuscripts for consideration for the following awards, with awards issued by publication. Deadlines for 2018 are rolling, with awards to be issued in 2019.
When submitting a manuscript, authors should include the planned semester use for classroom adoption of their book as well as indicate if a cover image is available for the book. Authors are welcome to also submit book proposals for monographs and in-depth works as well as for anthologies. (Please note that MacBain & Boyd charges no fees to authors/editors for submission, review, or publication.)
Proposals should include:
- proposed title and subtitle
- brief description of the topic
- a table of contents (for anthologies, this table of contents should include a list of expected and/or confirmed contributors and institutional/professional affiliations)
To submit a manuscript or book proposal (Word, PDF, or in the body of an email), or inquiry, please email the Managing Editor.
Authors working in digital humanities, literature/poetry/lit criticism, and film/TV/media studies, may also submit manuscripts for consideration for the following awards, with awards issued by publication. Deadlines for 2018 are rolling, with awards to be issued in 2019.
- Marshall McLuhan Award in Digital Humanities
- Isaac Bashevis Singer Award for Creative Writing, Poetry, and Literary Criticism
- Maria P. Williams Award for Best First Book by a Female Scholar in Film, Television, and Media Studies
CURRENT CALLS FOR PAPERS AND ABSTRACTS
CFP: Article submissions (Deadline: October 1, 2018)
- The Behavioral Mind: A Journal of Personality Disorders (Vol. 1, no. 2 Fall 2018)
- The Behavioral Mind: A Journal of Personality Disorders (Vol. 1, no. 2 Fall 2018)