[Commlist] Call for Manuscripts: Bold visions and practical knowledge in the post-COVID world

Bold visions and practical knowledge in the post-COVID world

Tools and Transformations series (HammerOn Press)

COVID-19 is a global crisis that has affected everyone. As we recover 
from the pandemic, there is an opportunity to ensure that justice, 
sustainability and care are rebuilt into the fabric of our societies.

Articulating bold visions and sharing practical knowledge can help 
catalyse meaningful and lasting change.

Tools and Transformations, a new series from HammerOn Press, will 
publish books to further this agenda.

We welcome proposals for single authored or edited collections 
exploring, but not limited to, the following topics:

·      Building caring economies

·      Centring Black Lives

·      Environmental and multi-species justice

·      Regenerative finance and business

·      Queer and Trans World Making

·      Social enterprise and co-operation

·      Health and Disability politics

·      Histories of radical organisations

·      Pedagogy and social transformation

·      Listening and community building

·      Anti-carceral feminism and restorative practices

·      Storytelling and new political imaginaries

·      Digital literacy and data activism

·      Building alternative institutions

Books in the Tools and Transformations series will be affordable, 
grounded in rigorous research, be between 40,000-80,000 words and 
written in accessible language. The deadline for proposals is *1 April 
2021. *

For initial enquiries about proposing a book for the series, email D-M 
Withers at (hammeron /at/ intellectbooks.com) 
<mailto:(hammeron /at/ intellectbooks.com)> or Jelena Stanovnik at 
(jelena /at/ intellectbooks.com) <mailto:(jelena /at/ intellectbooks.com)>.

HammerOn Press is now an imprint of Intellect Books.

For information about Intellect, and how to propose a book for Tools and 
Transformations visit: 
https://www.intellectbooks.com/why-publish-with-us 
<https://www.intellectbooks.com/why-publish-with-us>



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