We’re pleased to announce our schedule of roundtables for the months of April to September. Roundtables allow for sustained consideration of important themes, ideas, and works. They provide an excellent opportunity for essayists to explore or challenge aspects of a work in more depth than is possible in a typical 800-word book review, and they offer authors the opportunity to respond to reviewers if they wish to and are available to do so, all in the spirit of furthering discussion.
We invite interested contributors to contact the roundtable editors listed below. Please note the submission deadlines for each roundtable.
April: American Labyrinth: Intellectual History for Complicated Times, ed. Raymond Haberski and Andrew Hartman
Submissions due: March 15
Contact: Robert Greene
May: Household Gods: The Religious Lives of the Adams Family, by Sara Georgini
Submissions due: April 15
Contact: Lora Burnett
June: The Ideas that Made America: A Brief History, by Jennifer Ratner-Rosenhagen
Submissions due: May 15
Contact: Andrew Seal
July: The Known Citizen: A History of Privacy in Modern America, by Sarah E. Igo)
Submissions due: June 15
Contact: Andrew Seal
August: Liberalism Is Not Enough: Race and Poverty In Postwar Political Thought, by Robin Marie Averbeck
Submissions due: July 15
Contact: Lora Burnett
September: Ally Sheedy‘s Work in Film
Submissions due: Aug. 15
Contact: Lora Burnett
We look forward to reading your contributions and to a robust discussion of these works and ideas here at the blog and beyond.
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