The Editors and Board of European Romantic Review are delighted to share with NASSR members our efforts to reduce the journal’s carbon imprint from 2024 onwards by adjusting our printing schedule. NASSR members can continue to rely upon the journal’s high standards and coverage, in terms of articles and book reviews available to NASSR members, but the journal will appear as a quarterly in recognition of the need to lessen the journal’s printing and mailing impacts. NASSR members will still receive the journal seamlessly as one feature of their membership in NASSR, and can expect the issues to appear in March, June, September, and December of 2024. Book reviews will appear in issue 1 (March) and the NASSR conference (issue 3, September). Members are invited to send their books for review to William Brewer.
The Frederick Burwick Article Prize (formerly called the ERR-NASSR Essay Prize) will continue to be awarded annually.
European Romantic Review can be accessed online.
ERR is pleased to publish conference issues, developed from the annual NASSR conference, as well as special issues, such as recent ones dedicated to Robert Bloomfield and to Maria Edgeworth. We are also pleased to publish themed issues, such as Women and Protest. Enquiries about special issues should be directed to the co-editors.
In 2004, NASSR and European Romantic Review instituted an annual prize for the best essay published in European Romantic Review. Each competition considers all of the essays published in that year's volume of ERR.
Winning articles can be accessed freely here.
Submitted manuscripts must comply with the MLA Style Manual and, to facilitate anonymous peer review, should indicate the author’s name only on a cover sheet. Submissions should be made through the "Manuscript Central" (or "Scholar One") system accessible at http://mc.manuscriptcentral.com/gerr. This website includes detailed directions to guide authors through each step; the co-editors remain available to answer questions at [email protected] or [email protected]. Book reviews are commissioned and mostly multi-book reviews; inquiries about reviews may be directed to the Book Review Editor at [email protected]. Tables of contents for recent issues are available through the Taylor & Francis website.
Editors' Addresses:
Consulting Editor:
Regina Hewitt | English Dept. | University of South Florida | Tampa, FL | USA 33620
Co-Editors:
Benjamin Colbert | Department of Humanities| Housman Bldg. | University of Wolverhampton | Camp St. | Wolverhampton | WV1 1AD UK
Lucy Morrison | Kayser 208 | University of Nebraska at Omaha | 6001 Dodge Street | Omaha, NE 68182 USA
Review Editor:
William D. Brewer | Department of English | ASU Box 32052 | Sanford Hall | 225 Locust Street | Appalachian State University | Boone, NC 28608 | U.S.A.
Editorial Board:
Christoph Bode
Angela Esterhammer
Jeffrey Cox
Joel Faflak
Timothy Fulford
Kelly Grovier
Susan Gustafson
Raimonda Modiano
Robert Morrison
Cecilia Powell
Tilottama Rajan
Alan Richardson
Lisa Vargo
Joseph Viscomi
Alexandra Wettlaufer
International Advisory Board:
William Christie
Lilla Maria Crisafulli
Rosa E. Penna
Marc Poree
Malabika Sarkar
Grant Scott
Gerold Sedlmayr
Kasahara Yorimichi