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Lest this go unnoticed in the midst of all these frenzies (copy editing, tsunami tuesday, copy editing, super bowl, ...): we are now fully featured at the American Studies Leipzig homepage :)

 

Editorial Responses and Other Questions

We've been receiving some questions on the editorial process and on what kind of feedback contributors can expect. We appreciate these questions, and since we feel that they are more general ones we have started an FAQ section to address these (and related) issues.

If you have more questions, feel free to email us and we'll get back to you. 

The Papers Are In

When we first set out on this project, we knew about the impressive productivity and the great enthusiasm of graduate students in European American Studies Programs. However, considering our extremely tight schedule, there was no way of telling whether we'd be able to reach these students. Now that the deadline for academic submissions passed this Sunday, we have to admit that the echo we recieved is way better than we had anticipated.

Deadline Extension (for open submissions)

A number of people have contacted us to ask about our tight deadlines. Unfortunatelly, the extensive review process prevents us from moving the deadline. The deadline for the peer-reviewed academic part of will have to stay December 1. We appreciate your consideration.

Last Minute?

Our Call for Papers just went over the DGfA newsletter. Coming out on 31 October, it had missed the October issue by two days. We had been hoping that enough urgent news would pile up at the DGfA for them to issue an extra newsletter in between the regular cycles. It seems that this did not happen.

New Homepage Launched

Today, we have launched our new homepage. Based on the open source Content Management Drupal, it will give us the flexibility and usability we will need in the future. The design has pretty much stayed the same...

enjoy!

Do We Hate Catalogers?

We just ran into www.plexoft.com/SBF/A11.html, linking our page and adding some information on it:

Are We Famous Yet? ;)

After our Call for Papers went over several European American Studies listservs, we checked our web statistics to see what the impact had been. The result is quite impressive: People from the US, Denmark, Great Britain, Spain, Poland, Italy, Sweden, Norway, France and even South Africa have been checking our page. Let's hope they all send in fantastic submissions :)

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