P.S. We thank all of those who have submitted to the General Forum recently for your patience; we're experiencing Covid-related delays in our review process.
We are thrilled to announce the CFC (call for comics) for Sequentials 2.2 special forum: "Environmental Humanities, Ecological Literacy." Submissions are due July 31, 2021. We're also always accepting submissions to our General Forum. More info on both at https://t.co/Lkz0eUyjkQ
Many thanks to @learnsolidarity, @tannervea, @PhamJosephine, @_SurajUttam, @mvshea, & @akohan for organizing & speaking at their event on the Sequentials #2.1 special forum. It was a pleasure to hear you express the value of comics-form scholarship in making activism accessible.
A quick clarification: The special forum from issue #2.1 is licensed; the general forum may need permissions from the contributor. But we'd love to see versions of Sequentials articles in translation!
@prof_ishimaru @tannervea@seq_journal The whole issue is Creative Commons licensed - if anyone wants to make translations they’re welcome to take the images and do that (and I’d be happy to work with translators as well)
The general forum of issue 2.1 features a single-authored piece by @SkaldinShadows called "Ad Metallum Purificandum: Black Metal, Burke, and Violent Invention." Read it and the rest of the issue at https://t.co/sBkc9u9WCy (Descriptive text for all images in 2.1's comics included)
We are thrilled to announce the launch of issue 2.1, featuring a special forum edited by @learnsolidarity & @tannervea & drawn by @akohan. Other contributors include @bkirshner, @PhamJosephine, @ThomasMPhilip, @_SurajUttam, @susanjurow, & @mvshea. Read at https://t.co/sBkc9u9WCy.
Thanks very much for the shout-out! We'll be reviewing submissions for the next issue in the new year, so please keep us in mind as a venue for your or others' comics-as-scholarship work. We welcome single-creator and collaborative contributions.
Reading 'Comics-based research' by Kuttner, Weaver-Hightower and @Nsousanis (https://t.co/Du1QMf2ljN) and discovering about the existence of Sequentials Journal (https://t.co/zQ4jvZqIqH) is the perfect present for my academic self 🎁🎓
We are delighted to announce the publication of Sequentials issue #1.4! The issue includes a special forum, "Materiality: Drawing (on) Technologies." Visit https://t.co/sBkc9u9WCy to read our journal and learn about how to submit to a future issue.
If you are in the Gainesville, FL area, please consider attending "Comics in Education with Tom Hart & Leela Corman of SAW" on February 26, 4-6pm at UF's Norman Hall 1-225. https://t.co/QilJeVgKqV
We are delighted to announce the publication of Sequentials issue #3. The issue includes a special forum, "Comics And/As/Against Fine Art," edited by @FStewartTaylor. Visit https://t.co/mXvYAgEuDp to read our journal and learn about how to submit to a future issue.
Submissions for our special issue on materiality have closed, but remember that we are always accepting submissions to our General Forum, and be on the look out for future themed issues! More information at https://t.co/sBkc9u9WCy
Reminder: Submissions for our special issue "Materiality: Drawing (on) Comics" is July 15, 2019! More information on the Call for Comics, our General Forum, and how to submit your work can be found at https://t.co/Lkz0eUPUco
Do you teach comics? Teach with comics? Through comics? Study the pedagogical applications of comics or its educational value? Submit an article to Studies in Comics 11.1! Reviews and short creative pieces also welcome. https://t.co/nskhEtCdrR
Our CFP for Issue 4 - "Materiality: Drawing (on) Technologies" is featured on this week's "Submishmash Weekly" (by @submittable)! https://t.co/VjdUONw96i
This is the Twitter account for the comics-form scholarly journal Sequentials: a @trace_ufl online publication. The journal is found at https://t.co/sBkc9u9WCy.