ENGL 55.06 Reading and Publishing the Literary Magazine

The course offers students instruction and opportunities in literary journal operations from the editorial process to defining and maintaining the journal and its agenda. Ethical questions of blind review and the diversity of contributors will also be discussed, as well as issues of promotion and social media and the use of other digital tools. Students will gain invaluable experience in publication systems, copy editing, professional communications,and marketing. Field trips to other campuses or events to meet with representatives of similar student-run publications will be a means of cultivating not only new ideas but also a developing sense in the students of professionalism and community. Enrollment is limited to 15.

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