CFP: All topics literary, _Henry Street_ 9.2

[Henry Street]

CALL FOR PAPERS
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                                Henry Street:
                    A Graduate Review of Literary Study

                  Invites submisssions for our upcoming 
                     general issue 9.2 (Spring 2000)

                           Deadline: June 1, 2000

  _Henry Street_, now in its eighth year of publication, is  an inter-
  national forum for graduate students of English and related disciplines.
  We invite contributions of critical essays, short fiction and poetry 
  from graduate students in English or a related discipline.  We also 
  welcome essays on pedagogy, the job market, graduate programs, and other 
  topics of interest to graduate students.  

  _Henry Street_ is indexed by the MLA and the Canadian Periodicals Index.

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SUBMISSIONS

  Essays should not exceed 7000 words, and must follow MLA guidelines for 
  citation and presentation.  All submissions, except poetry, should be 
  double-spaced on standard 8.5" x 11" bond.  To facilitate our process of 
  anonymous reading, the author's name should not appear on the manuscript.  

  Send two copies of submissions, and include a self-addressed return 
  envelope accompanied either by Canadian stamps or international reply 
  coupons.  Manuscripts submitted without SASE cannot be returned.  The cover
  letter must indicate the author's degree status and university affiliation.

  Send your submission to:

                             _Henry Street_
                             Department of English
 			     Dalhousie University
                             Halifax, Nova Scotia
                             Canada
                             B3H 3J5

  You can also send e-mail inquiries to henry.street at dal.ca.  Please note 
  that this address is for inquiries only, not submissions.

  Our web site is located at http://is2.dal.ca/~henryst

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Appearing in _Henry Street_ 8.2:

Tom Henthorne and Elizabeth Olsen Byrne
  "Signifying Monkeys: Teaching Grad Students to Teach at Research
   Institutions"

Sean D. Kirkland
  "The Spectre of Literature on Foucault's _The Order of Things_"

Lawrence Phillips
  "_What Maisie Knew_ and the Victorian Cult of the Little Girl"

Robert McMinn
  "Don DeLillo's _The Names_: an Alphabetic Intrigue"

Mark Silverberg
  "Reading the New York School"

Poetry and Fiction by Mary Kennan Herbert and Adam Warner

Reviews of books on Biblical hermeneutics, Postmodern politics, the
Apocalypse, and Gothic feminism


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