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Conference organisers, and editors of collective publications (volumes or journals), can send their calls for contributions to the ESSE Webmaster (essenglish.webmaster@gmail.com) for posting on the ESSE website and on the ESSE social media pages.
Here is how:
either send us the relevant details in a separate formatted document (preferably un Word, NOT in an email message). Please make sure you include:
For conferences
- name of event;
- organiser(s);
- venue and dates;
- clear deadlines;
- a short description (in 2-3 paragraphs) of the event (if necessary, also add keynote speakers, sections / subsections, panels, round tables, etc.);
- website address (if any);
- contact details.
For publications
- name of publication;
- issue number and theme (if any);
- editor(s);
- clear deadlines;
- a short description (in 2-3 paragraphs) of the publication / issue;
- timeline of the publication process;
- website address (if any);
- contact details.
or use one of the submission forms below that are already formatted and contain the fields requested to be filled in.
Please send your completed form to the ESSE Webmaster (essenglish.webmaster@gmail.com).
If you want your original call to be published in full (included in the published entry), please also send it as PDF.
Important:
Calls for papers can only be accepted for publication on the website if they are related to English Studies, academic and non-commercial in nature. Publication is at the sole discretion of ESSE.
Please also note:
- We only publish calls for papers, NOT conference programmes, tables of contents or any other complementary announcements or information;
- We only publish first calls and don’t republish them as event / publication reminders – the exception is if dates or deadlines change.
- Logos and posters are welcome for inclusion in the CFP.
- It may take a few days for your calls to get published but, in case you do not receive any acknowledgement from the ESSE Webmaster within a week or so, do not hesitate to get in touch again – your message may have disappeared in cyberspace.