Gnovis call for papers -- deadline Feb 23

* Published papers live online, which means they generate a readership well beyond CCT, Georgetown, and even the academy. It's a rare opportunity to have your writing read by a diverse audience of writers, thinkers, and practitioners.

* You'll improve your skills as a writer through peer review. When else do get thoughtful feedback from multiple parties on how to make your good work even better? Peer-review is one of gnovis' greatest strengths, and even the most experienced writers will benefit from collective wisdom directed squarely at their work. Plus, it's totally anonymous.

To be considered for our Spring 2010 Issue, papers must be submitted by Tuesday, February 23. Submission guidelines are available online: http://gnovisjournal.org/submit.

Questions about submissions may be directed to Lydia Kelow-Bennett, Assistant Managing Editor, at lmk55@georgetown.edu.

http://gnovisjournal.org/