Journal of South Texas English Studies


SUMMER 2013 Submission Deadline Extended to June 15, 2013!


Summer 2013 issue Call for Papers available as well as updated submission guidelines - see links to documents at right - under editorial board member listings. We look forward to your submissions.


Meanwhile, please enjoy our current issue below. We welcome your comments, as do our contributors.

Monday, January 28, 2013

The Politics of . . . (Winter 2013; Volume 4, Issue 1)

Welcome to our Winter 2013 issue (Volume 4, Issue 1) wherein we explore the concept of politics in a variety of contexts within English Studies. Starting with this issue, we move to a Winter/Summer publishing cycle (January and June), and we also inaugurate a new look: a new font and page style. We welcome your comments and feedback. Check back in a couple of weeks for the new CFP for the Summer 2013 issue.

Enjoy the issue.

The Editors

Letter from the editors

Table of Contents

Contributors' Biographies

Notes from the field: Editorial

A Socio-Political Education - Heather Brown

Scholarly Article

Politics of Language, Gender and Art in Anita Desai's In Custody - Hager Ben Driss

Creative Work

Five Poems - Noel Sloboda

Tongues - Ahmad Ghashmari

Two Poems - Donna J. Gelagotis Lee

In the Line of Fire - Catherine Vigier

Economics - Clinton Craig

America of the Broken Heart - Allene Rasmussen Nichols

Book Reviews

Review of The Farm - Margie Longoria

Review of New Feminist Criticism - Ruth Mikal Garza

Review of Ameritopia - Craig E. Price

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