Anamesa Submissions Due Monday, 9/26

CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS

Anamesa, Fall 2011

blur boundaries, re-imagine links, explore the between

Anamesa, a peer-reviewed interdisciplinary journal of graduate student writing and art

based at New York University, is now accepting submissions for its Fall 2011 print issue.

Current and recent graduate students across all disciplines are encouraged to send in

their writing–including but not limited to academic essays, creative non-fiction, reportage,

interviews, reviews, short stories, and poetry–and visual art of any sort, keeping in mind

that the journal is a printed publication. Anamesa considers material from a variety of

subject matters and selects creative, intelligent works that reflect the transdisciplinary

nature of the graduate community.

SUBMISSION GUIDELINES

Works of writing should be 6000 words or less. Nonfiction works must include an abstract

of 200 words or less. Academic papers must adhere to the Chicago Manual of Style. All

submissions are blind-reviewed so there should be no author-identifying information in

the text of the written work, although author’s contact information should be included in

the cover sheet as detailed below. Although the publication will be in English, we are also

interested in texts in translation.

Visual art submissions must be in digital format with a minimum resolution of 300 DPI and

minimum size of 5 x 7 inches.

The submission deadline is Monday, September 26th.

Send submissions and inquiries to anamesa.journal@gmail.com. Please include a

cover page with your name, departmental affiliation, expected degree and date, telephone

number, and email address (this can be in the body of your email). We accept multiple

submissions, but we ask that you place each submission in a different email message

with the subject heading listing the relevant genre (e.g., “nonfiction,” “fiction,” “poetry,”

or “art”).

For further information and to view previous issues of Anamesa, visit www.anamesajournal.org.

Printed copies of Anamesa are available at the office for the John W. Draper Interdisciplinary

Master's Program in Humanities and Social Thought at 14 University Place.