Americana: Readings in Popular Culture (1900-present)

Americana: Readings in Popular Culture (1900-present)

Publication Date:	2006-05-01 (Archive)
Date Submitted:	2006-02-10
Announcement ID:	149746

Americana: The Institute for the Study of American Popular Culture seeks outstanding essays to round out its book collection Americana: Readings in Popular Culture (1900-present).

Please attach MLA formatted manuscripts to an explanatory email/cover letter by 1 May 2006. Send to editor@americanpopularculture.com.

The book is divided into sections. Submitted manuscripts should fall into one of the following categories.

What We Watch (Essays on Film, Television, and Video Games)

What We Read (Essays on Bestsellers, Newspapers, Magazines, Internet Articles, Comic Books, and Cereal Boxes)

What We Hear (Essays on Music)

Where We Go (Essays on Public Spaces)

The American Identity (Essays on the American Experience or What It Means to Be an American)

Casebook on Health Issues (Essays on Disease, Health, and Addiction)

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