Submissions for publication within the /Narratologia /book series can
be submitted in English only. Please note that it is mandatory for
authors whose native language is not English to have their texts
proofread by a native speaker prior to initial submission. The editorial
board reserves the right to reject papers solely on the basis of poor
language quality.
* As pointed out in our initial call for papers, these submissions will
not be published as “conference proceedings”: rather than the texts of
the conference lectures, they need to be fully-developed articles based
on the presentations given at the conference. Articles can be about
8,000 words in length, text, footnotes and bibliography included. For
the volume, we are sending the most recent style sheet as attachment. We
will also forward a file with a pre-formatted model page that you can
work on directly. Of course, we would immensely appreciate your
following the recommendations as best you can. This will speed up the
editing process.
* Please note that we can only consider papers that were presented at
the conference in Ghent, and not any other materials. As announced in
our initial CFP, we will not be able to accommodate in print all papers
presented at the conference. Hence, we encourage authors to actively
explore other options, e.g. the publication of a number of thematically
related papers within a journal's special issue, etc.. We will continue
to circulate other options via the ENN newsletter.
*Note that all publications will be peer-reviewed by anonymous readers
once the authors have revised their articles following the comments and
suggestions of the editors of the publication and the book series in
question. Please take the time to acquaint yourself with Narratologia's
profile: "The Narratologia series publishes state-of-the-art monographs
and collective volumes devoted to modern narrative theory and its
historical reconstruction in all the philological disciplines. In
addition to literary texts, the series focuses on narration in everyday
contexts, in pictorial media, in film and in the new media as well as on
narration in historiography, ethnology, medicine, and law. All volumes
are peer reviewed by two anonymous reviewers."
* Articles should be sent to Gunther Martens (head of ENN Steering
Committee) and Tobias Hermans (secretary of ENN Ghent Office) via
We look forward to receiving your articles. Do not hesitate to write us
if you require any further information.
With best regards,
on behalf of ENN's Steering Committee
Gunther Martens
Karin Kukkonen
Ondrej Sladek
Stefan Iversen
Website: http://www.narratology.net
PS: RSVP
ENN 5: Fifth ENN Conference in Prague: September 13 to 15, 2017
Pre-conference (11-12 September)
Academy of Sciences of the Czech Republic, Prague