[ecrea] Gaming and Asian American Studies

Call for chapter submissions: Gaming and Asian American Studies

To complete a contracted new follow-up volume to East Main Street: Asian 
American Popular Culture, the editors are seeking an essay on gaming 
with a focus on Asian American culture, experience, practice or 
analysis. The essay's approach to gaming may be contemporary or 
historical, and include an Asian American perspective on game-design, 
play, representation, culture, technology or industry; it may take up 
Asian American studies from any number of disciplines and from a 
regional, national or international perspective. The successful original 
essay will be published in a forthcoming new collection from New York 
University Press. Please send essay drafts (between 4500 and 6000 words) 
to:
Tasha Oren ((tgoren /at/ uwm.edu) <mailto:(tgoren /at/ uwm.edu)>), Shilpa Dave 
((ssd5q /at/ virginia.edu) <mailto:(ssd5q /at/ virginia.edu)>)
and Leilani Nishime ((nishime /at/ u.washington.edu) 
<mailto:(nishime /at/ u.washington.edu)>) by Dec 1.

Please contact the editors with any questions and/or inquiries--and 
kindly forward this call liberally.