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Literary Geographies is a peer-reviewed open-access e-journal that provides a forum for new research and collaboration in the field of literary/geographical studies.

Literary Geographies is now accepting online submissions.

There are two main types of articles: (1) short ‘Thinking Space” position papers of under 2,000 words editors which are subject to editorial review; (2) articles of 5,000 - 8,000 words. The word count in both cases includes references and bibliography. Authors who wish to contribute a ‘Thinking Space’ position paper or discuss other formats or lengths should contact the editors in the first instance. Authors should include a brief one-sentence abstract and up to six keywords for ‘Thinking Space’ essays, and an abstract of 200-250 words and six keywords for longer articles.

Neal Alexander Aberystwyth University, UK
Marc Brosseau University of Ottawa, Canada
David Cooper Manchester Metropolitan University, UK
Dydia DeLyser California State University, Fullerton, US
Ramesh C. Dhussa Drake University, US
Philip Howell University of Cambridge, UK
Hsuan L. Hsu University of California, Davis, US
Matthew Jarvis Aberystwyth University and University of Wales, Trinity St David, UK

James Kneale University College London, UK

Brigid Magner RMIT University, Australia

Irikidzayi Manase The University of the Free State, Bloemfontein

Peta Mitchell Queensland University of Technology, Australia
James Thurgill The University of Tokyo, Japan

Charles Travis The University of Texas at Arlington, US

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