Announcement: Ecozon@ –  Ask the Editors – Learn More About Publishing in the Field of the Environmental Humanities / Ecocriticism


On June 7 at 4p.m., the EASCLE Webinars will debut an exciting new format for (emerging) scholars who would like to learn more about publishing in the environmental humanities. We will have the editor in chief, Carmen Flys-Junquera, and Associate Editor, Heather Sullivan, of Ecozon@ with us for a 90-minute digital workshop. 

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Ecozon@ is a double-blind peer-reviewed journal that focuses its attention on contributions from the field of ecocriticism. Its principal aim is to further the study, knowledge and public awareness of the connections and relationship between literature, culture and the environment. A particularly exciting feature of the journal is that it publishes contributions in English, Spanish, French, German and Italian. 

Since we have limited space and want to make sure that there’s time for your questions and discussions, please sign up to participate. Please understand that in order to respect everyone’s time and effort we understand signing-up as a commitment to attend. 

In preparation for the workshop, check out the journal’s website https://ecozona.eu/index and their submission guidelines. It might be of interest to you that the journal also accepts submissions of creative writing and the visual arts. 

Most importantly – please bring your questions about publishing, peer-reviewing, proposing special issues etc.  A zoom link will be distributed to participants via email before the event. 

June 7 at 16:00 CEST

  • 10 am Eastern Time in the US (ET)
  • 3 pm in the UK
  • 7pm in India Standard Time


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