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Persons interested in writing for the Michigan War Studies Review
should (a) subscribe to the Review and (b) indicate their
qualifications and areas of expertise by contacting us.
To access our "Book Review Guidelines,"
click here.
Responses to reviewers are welcome, even encouraged,
particularly to clear up misunderstandings or erroneous attributions.
Currently available books:
| Bernard Cornwell, Agincourt
(HarperCollins 2009). |
| Carlo D'Este, Warlord: A Life of Winston
Churchill at War, 1874-1945 (Harper 2008). |
| Andrew Donson, Youth in the Fatherless
Land: War Pedagogy, Nationalism, and Authority in Germany,
1914-1918 (Harvard 2010). |
| Christopher Kelly, The End of Empire:
Attila the Hun and the Fall of Rome (Norton 2009). |
| John Latimer, 1812: War with America (Harvard 2007). |
| Edward N. Luttwak, The Grand Strategy of
the Byzantine Empire (Harvard 2009). |
| Richard Slotkin, No Quarter: The Battle of
the Crater, 1864 (Random House 2009). |
The MWSR
is also interested in publishing original essays, surveys of
literature (see, e.g.,
2005.04.02), memoirs, and photo albums (see
2005.10.01). Contact us to inquire about such projects.
Inquiries from publishers wishing to have books
reviewed in MWSR are welcome; contact the editor.
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