Books for review and reviewers for Studies in Theatre and Performance

[Denis Salter]

Dear Colleagues, as a follow up from my email last week about Studies in Theatre and Performance's interest in receiving articles for vetting by Canadian theatre scholars writing about both Canadian and non-Canadian theatre / performance topics, here is a request from STP's book review editor, Professor Rebecca Loukes. (She, like the co-editors of STP, Peter Thomson and Lesley Wade, is at the University of Exeter.) --Denis Salter.


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We are in the process of attempting to raise the profile of book reviews in Studies in 
Theatre and Performance.  Therefore, could I ask authors to arrange with their publishers to have a review copy of forthcoming publications sent to me at STP?  This way I can keep up to date with new work.

I would also like to take the opportunity to update the list of potential willing reviewers for STP.  If you would like to be considered as a reviewer please email me (R.M.Loukes at ex.ac.uk) your contact mailing address, affiliation and areas of interest.

Thanks very much,
Rebecca



Dr Rebecca Loukes
Department of Drama
School of Performance Arts
University of Exeter
Thornlea, New North Road
Exeter, EX4 4LA, UK
01392 262 334
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