Op.cit (www.opcit.org), a graduate ejournal of literary criticism, is a
newly-debuted/student-reviewed online journal published by graduate students
in the English and Comparative Literature programs at The Catholic
University of America (Washington, D.C.).
For our upcoming second iteration, we welcome complete (or nearly complete)
articles, essays, or papers from graduate students or scholars who have had
a Ph.D. for fewer than 3 years. While at this time there is no suggested
genre, period, or theme, the focus or methodology of the article should
reflect our interest in returning to the close criticism of the literary
text. Articles might also explore the place of close literary criticism in
the classroom and in contemporary academe.
Note that due to the volume of submitted articles and essays, we may not be
able to respond to your submission immediately: we will do our best to
respond to you in a reasonable amount of time.
We will be posting shortly a comprehensive set of electronic mark-up
formatting guidelines that we are attempting to implement; the approach to
annotation and source citation is similar in spirit to recent Chicago
guidelines.
Papers submitted to op.cit may be emailed to us ([log in to unmask]) or
sent on CD, ZIP, or 3.5" floppy (PC or Mac) to the attention of:
Garrison LeMasters,
op.cit editorial board
Marist Hall 105
The Catholic University of America
Washington, D.C. 20064
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