The editors of Slayage: The Journal of Whedon Studies
invite submissions of papers for a special double issue to be published in
2021, celebrating the journal’s twentieth year. The focus will be the School of
Whedon. Articles may consider comparisons and influences of Whedon and
company’s work in other creations, e.g. elements of Supernatural, Eureka, The
Chilling Adventures of Sabrina, or others; articles may also separately
consider the work of what might be called the diaspora of artists who have
collaborated with Whedon, such as series creators, e.g. Marti Noxon (Sharp
Objects), David Greenwalt (Grimm), Tim Minear (American Horror Story), Jane
Espenson (Husbands); actors, e.g. Nathan Fillion (Castle), Amy Acker (Person of
Interest); composers, e.g. Christophe Beck (Frozen); production designers, e.g.
Carey Meyer (C.S.I. Miami); editors, e.g. Lisa Lassek (The Circle); and more.
The goal of the issue's “School of Whedon” theme is to encourage analyses that
push past a singular focus on Whedon's work to consider texts influenced by
Whedon, or produced by Whedon's present and/or former collaborators. These
considerations may be comparative, but should feature significant engagement
with other creators associated with Whedon.
The submission deadline is 31 January 2021.
Submissions should be approximately 4500 to 10,000 words; accepted essays may
be lengthened in revision. All submissions should exhibit strong familiarity
with already-published Whedon scholarship (see the Whedonology bibliography and
the Oxford University Press online bibliographies on Whedon and on Buffy the
Vampire Slayer). Since the journal is MLA-indexed, MLA documentation is
preferred; however, the editors will accept a different documentation style
should it be justified by the academic discipline framing the paper. The
submission should be sent electronically as an email attachment in Word (.doc /
.docx) or Rich Text Format (.rtf) with the author’s surname in the file label.
(Authors’ names will be removed for blind peer review.) Accepted essayists will
be provided with a House Style Sheet; authors may also request to be sent the
sheet before submission. Send the submission to editor Rhonda V. Wilcox at
slayage.journal@gmail.com.
Click here for a downloadable PDF of this call for
papers.
Slayage (ISSN 1546-9212) is an open access journal and
part of the Directory of Open Access Journals. All content is available at no
cost, in downloadable, full-text PDFs. There is no submission or publication
fee for authors.
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