Call for Critical or Creative Work

"New Writing: the International Journal for the Practice and Theory" is open for submissions for Volume 11 (Issue 11.3, to be published in late 2014) and Volume 12 (Issue 12.1, 12.2 and 12.3, to be published in 2015).

The journal considers critical work relating to Creative Writing practice and the critical examination of Creative Writing. Strong pedagogically focused papers are considered. Creative work (in any genre) is likewise also welcome.

Word length and submission guidelines at:

www.newwriting.org.uk

Submissions welcome via this journal submission site.

Early submission is encouraged.

New Writing is independent of any organisation, and is published internationally in hard copy as well as electronically by Routledge/Taylor and Francis.

Editor-in-Chief: Graeme Harper.

The journal includes on its Peer Review Board:

Lisa Appignanesi - independent writer, UK
Homi K. Bhabha - Harvard University, USA
Donna Lee Brien - Central Queensland University, Australia
Liam Browne - Brighton Festival (UK) and Dublin Festival (IRE)
Katharine Coles - University of Utah, USA
Jon Cook - University of East Anglia, UK
Peter Ho Davies - University of Michigan, USA
Chad Davidson - University of West Georgia, USA
Dianne Donnelly - University of South Florida, USA
Greg Fraser - University of West Georgia, USA
Richard Kerridge - Bath Spa University, UK
Jeri Kroll - Flinders University, Australia
Alma Lee - Vancouver International Writers Festival, Canada
Nigel McLoughlin - University of Gloucestershire, UK
Sir Andrew Motion - Royal Holloway, University of London, UK
Stephen Muecke - University of New South Wales, Australia
Paul Muldoon - Princeton University, USA
Nessa O'Mahony - independent writer, UK
Robert Pinsky - Boston University, USA
Rob Pope - Oxford Brookes University, UK
Harriet Tarlo - University of Leeds, UK
Stephanie Vanderslice - University of Central Arkansas, USA
Michelene Wandor - independent writer, UK
Joe Woods - Poetry Ireland
Bronwyn T. Williams - University of St Louis, USA

New Writing aims to celebrate the best of Creative Writing -- exploring creative and critical practice in and around universities and colleges, and beyond as well.

All work is peer reviewed.