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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.
Reviews will be vetted by the editor and/or members of the MWSR
editorial board; they will be edited for formatting and stylistic
consistency. If changes are minor, the review will be published
forthwith. If significant changes have been made or need to be made,
the review will be returned to its author for approval/revision. Guidelines for reviews are
accessible
here.
Responses by book authors to reviewers are welcome,
even encouraged, particularly to clear up misunderstandings or
erroneous attributions. Reviewers may also respond to responses by
authors, but Atropos will sever the thread of discussion thereafter.
Currently available books:
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John Severn, Architects of Empire: The Duke of Wellington
and His Brothers (U Okla Pr 2007). |
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James Kirby
Martin, Ordinary Courage: The Revolutionary War Adventures
of Joseph Plumb Martin, 3rd ed. (Blackwell 2008). |
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Philip Gourevitch
& Errol Morris, Standard Operating Procedure (Penguin
2008). |
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Gary Ecelbarger,
Three Days in the Shenandoah: Stonewall Jackson at Front
Royal and Winchester (U Okla Pr 2008). |
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Alexander & Malcolm Swanston, The Historical Atlas of World
War II (Cartographica Pr, 2007). |
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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