The editors and the board welcome submissions of scholarly and critical essays on any subject, using any convincing method, so long as they contribute significantly to our understanding of the literature, history, and culture in the Anglophone world, 1660-1700, or the adjacent periods.
While preferring essays of 5000-7500 words (including notes), the editorial board will evaluate essays of any length. Restoration encourages submissions from scholars at the beginnings of their careers; however, seminar papers, conference presentations, and dissertation chapters should be revised to conform to the expectations of an academic essay.
Manuscripts should conform to the latest University of Chicago style, be double-spaced throughout, and avoid authorial self-reference. Our review process is doubly anonymized.
Please submit all manuscripts electronically to:
Restoration
Laura J. Rosenthal, Editor
Department of English
University of Maryland
restorationjournal@umd.edu
Restoration seeks compilers for the semiannual, annotated listing, “Some Current Publications.” Those interested should apply by letter to the Editor and should be recommended by a recognized scholar qualified to comment on the applicant’s competence and reliability in meeting deadlines. Advanced graduate students are especially encouraged to apply. If you have published a book or essay that we should include, please let us know.