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Submission and other information about Oregon Humanities magazine.
Oregon Humanities magazine examines topics of broad public interest from a variety of perspectives and approaches. Recent issues of this publication have focused on stuff, nostalgia, and civility. Through good and thoughtful writing, Oregon Humanities magazine enriches our understanding of important subjects and stimulates conversation and reflection among readers, their friends, families, colleagues, and neighbors.
Writing for Oregon Humanities magazine
Oregon Humanities magazine is an award-winning triannual publication (spring, summer, and fall). As a publication of ideas and perspectives, Oregon Humanities magazine offers a forum through which Oregon writers, scholars, and readers can use the humanities to deeply explore themes of both timeless and timely significance.
We accept submissions of nonfiction writing and artwork twice yearly when we announce each issue’s theme. Except for interviews, reviews, and Field Work articles, we cannot consider work that doesn’t meet the specifications of each issue’s theme. We distribute our call for submissions through literary and academic organizations, as well as through our mailing list. Please sign up for the Oregon Humanities electronic newsletter using the form at left to guarantee that you receive calls for submissions for Oregon Humanities.
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- Kathleen Holt
- Editor
- Raina Hassan
- Communications assistant
- Jennifer Viviano
- Graphic design
- Allison Dubinsky
- Copy editor
- Editorial Advisory Board
- Tom Booth
- Brian Doyle
- Debra Gwartney
- Julia Heydon
- Marianne Keddington-Lang
- Guy Maynard
- Win McCormack
- Camela Raymond
- Kate Sage
- Rich Wandschneider
- Dave Weich
- Curt Yehnert
Oregon Humanities magazine examines topics of broad public interest from a variety of perspectives and approaches. Recent issues of this publication have focused on stuff, nostalgia, and civility. Through good and thoughtful writing, Oregon Humanities magazine enriches our understanding of important subjects and stimulates conversation and reflection among readers, their friends, families, colleagues, and neighbors.