CFP: Terry Tempest Williams (1/31/02; collection)

From: M. Goldthwaite (goldthwaite.2@osu.edu)
Date: Mon Aug 20 2001 - 15:19:48 EDT

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    Call for contributors to an anthology on the work of Terry Tempest Williams
    (Edited by Kathleen Chandler and Melissa Goldthwaite)
    Deadline for Abstracts (entire manuscripts welcome): January 31, 2002

    Terry Tempest Williams has a varied and extensive body of work ranging from
    children's stories to memoir to wilderness essays to stories embodying
    cultural, spiritual, familial, artistic, and natural landscapes.
    Williams's work is read and recognized by diverse audiences and is often
    taught in university courses, most frequently those on environmental
    literature. We are interested in essays from scholars in literary and
    other disciplines that will offer varied understandings of Williams's work.
     Her inventive writings are difficult to assign to a particular genre, and
    we invite discussion from multiple theoretical perspectives, including
    interdisciplinary approaches. Since this anthology is intended to reflect
    the range of her work, essays on texts other than Refuge are particularly
    welcome.

    Essays should be 5,000-10,000 words in length including notes and cited
    references.

    By January 31, 2002, please send a one-page abstract or complete manuscript
    and short CV to Melissa Goldthwaite at Department of English, Saint
    Joseph's University, 5600 City Ave., Philadelphia, PA 19131. Email
    submissions also welcome (in Word or WordPerfect): mgoldthw@mailhost.sju.edu

    Essays accepted for inclusion should be submitted by June 30, 2002.

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