Submissions are now being accepted electronically via Scholastica. For more information about submissions, please visit https://acmrs.org/publications/journals/emw/submissions 
Adele Seeff, Jane Donawerth, Diane Wolfthal, and Karen Nelson would like to thank the many people who supported EMWJ from its founding in 2005. They are too many to list by name, but one among them deserves special mention: a very special thank you to Michele Eastman, Assistant President at the University of Maryland for her unwavering and generous support of the Journal. We are also grateful to the members of the Editorial Board for their contribution to the success of the Journal, and to all our authors, readers, and reviewers. We thank Mary Lindemann, Mihoko Suzuki, and Anne Cruz for their stewardship of the journal from 2010-2017. We congratulate the editorial team of Bernadette Andrea, Julie D. Campbell, and Allyson M. Poska and laud their boldness of vision and energetic leadership. May they find their collaboration as rewarding, collegial, and enriching as ours has been. Early Modern Women: An Interdisciplinary Journal gratefully acknowledges the support of: and Volumes Edited by Jane Donawerth, Adele Seeff, and Diane Wolfthal Book Reviews edited by Karen Nelson Volume 5 Volume 5, now in print, includes essays by:
Volume 5 also includes a forum on sex and the early modern women, bibliographies of recent German publications in early modern women studies, two art exhibition reviews (one on Judith Leister and one on Antoinette Bouzonnet Stella), a review of the Attending to Early Modern Women Conference 2009, and and book reviews. View the Contents for Volume 5 (2010) Volume 4 Volume 4 includes essays by:
Volume 4 also includes a forum on early modern women and material culture, bibliographies of recent Italian publications in early modern women studies, an art exhibition review on Renaissance art and objects depicting marriage and love, and book reviews. View the Contents for Volume 4 (2009) Volume 3 Volume 3 includes essays by:
Volume 3 also includes a forum on the rise of the mercantile economy and early modern women, bibliographies of recent French and Spanish publications in early modern women studies, an art exhibition review on the image of women in Old Master works on display in the Spaigthwood Galleries, and book reviews. View the Contents for Volume 3 (2008) Volume 2 Volume 2 includes essays by:
Volume 2 also includes a review, by Marjorie Och, of the “Italian Women Artists from Renaissance to Baroque” exhibition at the National Museum for Women in the Arts, as well as an extensive bibliography of publications in English in Early Modern Women’s Studies from 2004 through 2006. View the Contents for Volume 2 (2007) Volume 1 This inaugural volume includes book reviews of key new studies in the field as well as essays by:
View the Contents for Volume 1 (2006)
Arizona Center for Medieval and Renaissance Studies assumed responsibility for publication of Early Modern Women: An Interdisciplinary Journal in 2007. ACMRS co-published the journal with the Center for Renaissance & Baroque Studies from 2007 to 2010. ACMRS has now assumed all managing editor responsibilities including subscription records and bookkeeping. Visit the ACMRS journal website. Direct inquiries to emwj@umw.edu
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Early Modern Women: An Interdisciplinary Journal moves to its new editorial home as of 1 January 2018. Congratulations and thanks to editors Bernadette Andrea, Julie D. Campbell, and Allyson M. Poska. Visit the new journal website |
