Submissions
JNT is multi-genre, multi-period, multi-national. Current submissions should address the intersection of narrative, history, ideology, and/or culture, all broadly defined.
General Rules for Submissions
For tips on submitting scholarly articles, view these guidelines laid out by the Council of Editors of Learned Journals (CELJ).
- Submit manuscripts through Editorial Manager at https://www.editorialmanager.com/jnt/. Receipt will be confirmed upon final approval of the manuscript;
- The submission must be between 25 and 35 pages, double-spaced with one-inch margins, and no less than 6,500 words;
- The journal does not accept any manuscripts submitted simultaneously to other publication venues;
- The journal does not accept any AI-Generated Content including essays or any citations;
- Omit any reference to the author(s) in the document to ensure anonymous review;
- Articles submitted for consideration should be formatted according to the JNT style guide. If accepted for publication, articles must follow JNT's Style Guide, and author(s) are responsible for making the appropriate changes to the document in that respect upon acceptance;
- Keep endnotes to a minimum, incorporating information into the main text wherever possible;
- No multiple submissions by the same author at the same time;
- Authors are responsible for copyright permissions and fees for illustrations and/or extracts. High-resolution files or glossy prints of images will be necessary upon acceptance.
Privacy Policy
JNT: Journal of Narrative Theory understands that when authors and reviewers submit manuscripts or reviews, they entrust us with valuable information, including name, email address, and institutional affiliation.
JNT, in compliance with the GDPR (General Data Protection Regulation) and the protocol of our online submission system, Editorial Manager (ARIES), is committed to protecting the privacy of personal data in the following ways:
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We promise not to share personal data (name, email address, institutional affiliation and/or address) with other authors or reviewers.
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Authors/reviewers will be notified if the editors or office staff perform online tasks (e.g. completing manuscript or review submissions) by proxy, in their name.
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Authors/reviewers have the right to have their data removed. For questions about JNT‘s privacy policy, please contact [email protected].
Sample Essays
Nora Gilbert
Sex and the Storyworld:
Narrativizing Desirability in the Early Films of Fred Astaire
48.1 (Winter 2018)
Rahul K Gairola and Ashna Ali
Ambivalence and Security in the Anglo-American Empire:
A Critical Dialogue with Professor Homi K. Bhabha
47.1 (Winter 2017)
Erin Trapp
Human Rights Poetry: On Ferida Durakovic’s
Heart of Darkness
44.3 (Fall 2014)
