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Special Issues of the Journal of Postcolonial Writing
Each year, some JPW issues are devoted to guest-edited Special Issues on a particular thematic or regional focus. Each Special Issue usually comprises around nine articles at c.7,000 words each (63,000 words in total) plus an introduction of c.2000 words written by the Guest Editor(s) and book reviews chosen by the JPW Reviews Editor.
In addition to articles, past Special Issues have included:
- Interviews with and profiles of postcolonial writers and theorists
- Selections of creative writing: poetry and short prose fiction
- Archival material relevant to the critical articles accepted for publication
'Special Focus' Topics
There is also the possibility of publishing as a 'Special Focus' topics comprising fewer than nine articles (e.g. four or five) with an independent introduction by the Focus Guest Editor. This is published along with a cluster of 'ordinary' articles.
Past special issues and special focus topics can be read above ( www.tandfonline.com/journals/rjpw20/special-issues).
Proposals
Please contact the Special Issues Editor Paul Veyret at [email protected]to pitch your special issue idea and obtain a copy of the proposal form.