Culture Machine publishes one edition of the journal each year. Once available on the Internet, feedback (ideally of between 500 and 4,000 words) on either an edition as a whole, or individual essays, are accepted and published alongside the relevant edition.

The editors also invite focused review articles on any aspect of culture and theory for publication in the Culture Machine Reviews section which publishes reviews of books, conferences, and other items of interest on a rolling, all year round basis (rather than annually, as is the case with the e-journal).

Finally, the editors are seeking original unpublished submissions for our newest section: the Culture Machine InterZone. Like the Reviews section, the InterZone publishes research in culture and theory all year round. It is also unthemed, thus enabling Culture Machine to promote and support a far greater diversity of work. Other than that, all the main features of the Culture Machine journal remain: the InterZone is peer-reviewed; is open to both established figures and newer writers; and accepts commissioned and unsolicited material from both academics and non-academics.

Anyone with material they would like to submit to the Culture Machine journal, Reviews section or InterZone for publication is invited to contact the editors. (We reply to all serious mail.)

Please note: all contributions to Culture Machine, including the Culture Machine journal, InterZone and Reviews section, will be refereed anonymously.

Culture Machine welcomes material from Britain, Australia and the United States, and is particularly interested in acquiring contributions from those working outside the usual Anglo/Australian/American nexus that currently seems to dominate so much of Cultural Studies. Culture Machine also welcomes contributions from readers/participants of so-called ‘inter-active’ texts, or any other forms that take advantage of and explore the uses and limitations of new technology.

Anyone who has material they would like to submit for publication is invited to contact Culture Machine's editors Dave Boothroyd or Gary Hall. (We reply to all serious mail.)

D.Boothroyd@ukc.ac.uk
G.Hall@mdx.ac.uk

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