Journal Details
Bulletin of Spanish Studies
Hispanic Studies and Researches on Spain, Portugal and Latin America
Instructions for Authors
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Articles for publication should be original material not published or under consideration for publication elsewhere, and should not exceed 12,000 words. Review-articles are by invitation only. Unsolicited reviews are rarely accepted. All contributions must be submitted in a form ready for publication. The Editors welcome submitted articles received electronically by attachment. Electronic submissions are particularly welcomed and should be sent as Word (.doc) files or in PDF format. If submitted in paper format, do so in duplicate, typed on one side of the page, double-spaced throughout, with wide margins; if possible, and additionally, please submit your article on IBM-compatible disk. Rejected manuscripts will be returned only on request; by ordinary mail, unless air-mail postage is paid in advance. The Editors do not hold themselves responsible for the loss of manuscripts.
All quotations and references should have been verified. Notes to articles (reviews must not carry notes) should be footnotes where possible, or should appear on a separate page at the end of the text. Avoid in-text note references except to indicate main primary source works. Works cited should be included in the footnotes and not in a separate list. Titles of books and periodicals should be in italics. References should take the form of the following examples:
E. Allison Peers, 'Some Women Mystics of the Seventeenth Century', BHS, XXIX: 116 (1952), 193-201.
Albert E. Sloman, The Dramatic Craftmanship of Calderón (Oxford: Dolphin, 1958), 250-51.
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