Southern Literary Journal
Edited by Fred Hobson and Minrose Gwin,
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
DESCRIPTION
As the premier publication devoted to the fiction, poetry, and drama of the American South, The Southern Literary Journal publishes a wealth of scholarly articles and reviews in every issue. A commitment to important early Southern writers--William Byrd, William Gilmore Simms, George Washington Cable--as well as to some of the most important American authors--Mark Twain, Kate Chopin, William Faulkner, Richard Wright, Tennessee Williams, and others--places SLJ at the center of American literary scholarship.
Frequency: Biannual: Fall and Spring
Size: 6" x 9", average length 120 pages
Circulation: 500 total: 450 domestic, 50 foreign
Bibliographic information: ISSN: 0038-4291
Subscribers: Scholars, critics, and students of American and Southern literature and cultural studies, as well as many academic and public libraries.
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Subscriptions: Volume 44, 2011-2012
Individuals (US) 1 yr: $33.00 |
Institutions (US) 1 yr: $55.00 |
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Individuals (US) 3 yrs: $94.05 |
Institutions (US) 3 yr: $156.75 |
Individuals (non-US) 1 yr: $490.00 |
Institutions (non-US) 1 yr: $71.00 |
Individuals (non-US) 3 yr: $142.05 |
Institutions (non-US) 3 yr: $204.75 |
Agency: 5% discount on institutional rate.
Sample issues: Sent upon request to libraries, based on available stock.
Back issues: Most recent four volumes available from publisher.
Online Access: Journal issues also available online from Project Muse.
About the Editor
Fred C. Hobson and Minrose Gwin are professors of English at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.
© 2011 The University of North Carolina Press
116 South Boundary Street, Chapel Hill, NC 27514-3808
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