Seeking individual paper proposals as well as panel proposals (panels of three or four presenters) on aspects of online publishing. We welcome proposals by scholars (including graduate students), publishers, editors, writers, and artists.

Possible topics:

**The future and challenges of the online magazine
**Literature online
**Art online
**Scholarship online
**New trends in online book publishing and/or sales
**Libraries, Google, and copyright law
**The history of online publishing
**The online readership

For Panel Proposals:

Feel free to query first. Panel proposals should include all of the information demanded for individual paper proposals, including information about the panel chair, as well as a 100-word statement of the panel’s rationale and of any noteworthy organizational features. We’ll also consider round table discussions involving editors and publishers.

For Paper Proposals:

Please submit a 200-word abstract by November 15, 2005 (preferably in the body of an email). Include all contact information: address, phone number(s), fax number, and email address. Also include a biographical note in which you outline your career and/or define your connection to the topic. In many cases, you do not need to prove any special expertise in the area of your proposed presentation. Serious beginners, dabblers, and enthusiasts are welcome. We are open to new people, approaches, and topics.