Notes for Contributors

A manuscript selected for publication must be relevant to Newfoundland and Labrador, and written in such a way that is has an appeal that transcends its discipline. Articles may be submitted in either English or French. Those deemed by the Editor to be worthy of further consideration are assessed by referees chosen for their expertise in the relevant or a cognate discipline.

The Editor welcomes the submission of manuscripts, in either English or French. Authors are required to submit an abstract of approximately 100 words. Articles should be submitted in hard copy and in electronic format, using WordPerfect 8 or higher. Articles should not normally exceed 10,000-12,000 words. The journal uses endnotes rather than footnotes. Since the journal is interdisciplinary, contributors may use the citation method usual for the discipline concerned. Spelling follows Canadian norms. In case of uncertainty, contributors should consult The Canadian Oxford Dictionary. Authors are responsible for obtaining copyright clearances where applicable. When an article has been accepted for publication, the author will be asked to make the text conform to the house style, and to sign a consent to publish form. Copyright will rest with the journal.

For further information contact the Editor at the email or address below.