description	SPENSER Studies: A Renaissance Poetry Annual is, as its name suggests, a journal devoted to the study of Edmund Spenser and the poetry of his immediate context, early modern England. We welcome submissions that examine Spenser's place in literary history, the social and religious contexts of his writing, and the philosophical and conceptual problems he grapples with in his art. Beside articles directly concerned with Spenser's poetry, past issues have contained studies ranging from the diction of Stephen Hawes to female authorship in Mary Wroth's Urania to the influence of English Renaissance sonneteers on William Butler Yeats. Back to Spenser Studies main page.
editorial board	THE three editors of the journal, to whom all correspondence should be addressed, are Anne Lake Prescott, William A. Oram, and Andrew Escobedo. The editorial board of the journal comprises the following members: Judith Anderson Kenneth Borris Patrick Cheney Jeff Dolven Andrew Hadfield Margaret Hannay Carol Kaske Clare R. Kinney Joseph Loewenstein Richard McCabe Richard McCoy David Lee Miller James Nohrnberg Beth Quitslund Lauren Silberman John Watkins Back to Spenser Studies main page.
submission guidelines	ALL manuscripts should be sent as email attachments to the editors at the following addresses: aprescot@barnard.edu; woram@smith.edu; and escobedo@ohio.edu. Essays should be double-spaced, including notes, which should be grouped at the end and should be prepared according to the format used in the journal. All essay-length manuscripts should enclose an abstract of 100-175 words. Contributors without email are welcome to send three copies of the manuscript to the editors at their snail mail addresses: Anne Lake Prescott Department of English Barnard College New York, NY 10027 aprescot@barnard.edu William A. Oram Department of English Smith College Northampton, MA 01063 woram@smith.edu Andrew Escobedo 360 Ellis Hall Department of English Ohio University Athens, OH 45701 escobedo@ohio.edu Once a paper has been accepted, a final revised version should be submitted on disk, including a summary abstract for publication at the front of the article. The journal also includes a section, "Gleanings," for short notices of matters that might interest Spenserians and others interested in Renaissance poetry. Another section, "Forum," includes occasional short replies to articles appearing in recent issues. The editors will be happy to consider enquiries regarding submissions to either of these sections. The journal does not publish book reviews. Potential contributors are welcome to email the editors with inquiries by post or by email at the addresses given above. Back to Spenser Studies main page.
subscription information	SPENSER Studies is published annually by A.M.S. Press, Inc., and all subscription requests should be directed to the publisher at the following address or telephone/fax numbers: A. M. S. Press, Inc. 56 East 13th Street New York, NY 10003 tel: 212 777 4700 fax: 212 995 5413 Back to Spenser Studies main page.

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