Notices
Rent from DeepDyveRequest for Manuscripts: Future SHAW Volumes
The SHAW editorial board seeks article-length manuscripts for coming volumes. SHAW 27 will be a general volume open to articles on any subject related to the life, times, and works of Bernard Shaw. Inquiries and manuscript submissions for SHAW 27 should be sent to Michel W. Pharand at michelpharand@yahoo.com or to MaryAnn K. Crawford, crawf1ma@cmich.edu. Hardcopy submissions can be sent to MaryAnn K. Crawford, 1111 S. Lincoln Road, Mt. Pleasant, MI. 48858. Deadline for submissions is August 1, 2006.
SHAW 28 will be a theme issue devoted to "Shaw and War," with Lagretta Lenker as guest editor. Contributors to this volume should submit manuscripts early in 2007 to Lagretta Lenker, llenker@admin.usf.edu.
SHAW submissions may be sent as email attachments (in WORD or RichText Format) or in hardcopy (3 copies with, if possible, an additional copy on disk). Please indicate the format and program used on the disk copy and include postage for return of materials. Please refer to recent SHAW volumes for the MLA style used.
Request for Manuscripts The University of Florida Press Bernard Shaw Series
The University Press of Florida is pleased to offer the Florida Bernard Shaw Series. Under the editorship of R. F. Dietrich of the University of South Florida, the Shaw Series seeks book-length manuscripts on any subject relating to the life, career, and times of G. Bernard Shaw. The work of younger scholars or scholars with new critical paradigms will be especially welcome. Direct inquiries or manuscripts to Professor Dietrich, preferably by email to dietrich@cas.usf.edu, or by mail to Acquisitions Editor Amy Gorelick, University Press of Florida, 15 NW 15th St., Gainesville, FL [End Page 276] 32611-2079. Further information is available at the Shaw Series website: www.upf.com/seriesresult.asp?ser=gbshaw and the International Shaw Society website: www.shawsociety.org.
44th Annual Shaw Festival 2006 SeasonNiagara-on-the-Lake30 March–19 November
The Shaw Festival will feature two plays by Bernard Shaw: Arms and the Man (March 30 to October 29) and Too True to be Good (May 9 to October 7). The playbill also includes High Society (music and lyrics by Cole Porter, book by Arthur Kopit), The Crucible (Arthur Miller), The Magic Fire (Lillian Groag), Rosmersholm (Henrik Ibsen), Love Among the Russians (Anton Chekhov), The Heiress (Ruth Goetz and Augustus Goetz), The Invisible Man (Michael O'Brien, adapted from the novel by H. G. Wells), Design for Living (Noel Coward).
The Shaw Festival also regularly provides Shaw seminars that feature eminent Shavians and a Shaw Symposium sponsored by the ISS (2006 Symposium was held August 18–20).
For further information, write to Shaw Festival, Post Office Box 774, Niagara-on-the-Lake, Ontario, Canada, L0S 1J0; or call 1-800-511-SHAW [7429] or 905-468-2153; www.shawfest.com.
