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The Shakespeare Conference: SHK 19.0290  Wednesday, 14 May 2008

From:		Harvey Roy Greenberg <HrgSmes@aol.com>
Date:		Tuesday, 13 May 2008 17:38:25 EDT
Subject:	Journal Question

Having put down and picked up my restaging of the interminable but 
crucial oration of Canterbury which begins Act I, Sc.2 of H5, I am now 
into my 10th and final draft (hopefully final), and trying to determine 
where to submit it. Several Shakespearean scholars have suggested that I 
send it to a Dramaturgical and Performance Journal, but there are a 
bewildering number of these, far more than I expected, and hard for me 
to evaluate. I've written to a few asking if they accept 
performance-oriented pieces, but so far, no joy.

Any suggestions? My previous Shakespearean stuff has appeared in 
psychiatric/-analytic and film scholarly venues, and has not been 
performance related at
all.

Thanks in advance.

Harvey Roy Greenberg MD

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