[Commlist] New Series: Stanley Kubrick Studies

    Stanley Kubrick Studies

Series editors: Nathan Abrams & Georgina Orgill

We are delighted to announce the launch of a new book series devoted to 
exploring the life, work and legacy of filmmaker Stanley Kubrick. The 
series will not only examine his films but also his influence and heirs 
from a multidisciplinary perspective.

The series will be published by LUP under the imprint of our recently 
acquired Film and Media Studies list Auteur, publisher of the acclaimed 
/Devil’s Advocates 
<https://liverpooluniversitypress.co.uk/series/series-15364/>/ and 
/Constellations 
<https://liverpooluniversitypress.co.uk/series/series-15365/>/ series on 
horror and science fiction film respectively.

/Stanley Kubrick Studies/ is intended as a major international series 
showcasing high quality research and representing the dynamism and 
vibrancy of the study of Kubrick. Volumes will be intended for an 
international readership, through their empirical research, 
interpretative approach and emphasis on what interaction between 
different types of evidence can tell us about Kubrick's films. Our aim 
is to build upon and develop the community of global Kubrick scholars to 
publish the constantly evolving research on Stanley Kubrick. The first 
titles are scheduled for publication in 2022, with the intention to 
publish at least two volumes annually thereafter.

Series editors Nathan Abrams (Bangor University) and Georgina Orgill 
(Stanley Kubrick Archive, University of the Arts, London) welcome 
proposals for monographs and edited collections from both established 
scholars and early career researchers, on a range of topics including 
but by no means limited to:

  * Archive-based studies.
  * Individual Kubrick films, including critically-aware ‘making ofs’
    and production histories that reflect on the films' contemporary
    status and historical importance.
  * Under-researched areas in Kubrick studies such as:
      o Women and feminism
      o Queer studies
      o Race, ethnicity and otherness.

If you wish to propose a volume, please send in the first instance a 
500-word proposal along with a short biography to Nathan 
((n.abrams /at/ bangor.ac.uk) <mailto:(n.abrams /at/ bangor.ac.uk)>) and Georgina 
((g.orgill /at/ lcc.arts.ac.uk) <mailto:(g.orgill /at/ lcc.arts.ac.uk)>). The point of 
contact within LUP is John Atkinson (Senior Commissioning Editor, 
Auteur: (John.Atkinson /at/ liverpool.ac.uk) 
<mailto:(John.Atkinson /at/ liverpool.ac.uk)>). If you have any queries during 
the preparation of your proposal, please do not hesitate to contact us.

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