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How to Submit a Proposal to AN

AN encourages article submissions for both thematic series and regular content. To submit an article or concept for consideration, email a full-length draft or 300 word proposal, along with a 50-100 word author bio, to Associate Managing Editor Dinah Winnick. Full-length drafts are encouraged for news articles (600-800 words) and letters to the editor (400 words). Proposals are suggested for commentaries (1000-1400 words). We recommend that all potential contributors keep in mind the diverse readership of AN when preparing drafts and proposals. Photographs, including headshots, are encouraged. Photos should be a minimum 300 dpi and include both a photo caption and photo credit.

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Guidelines for Photo Essays

AN will now be featuring photo essays for both thematic and regular content. Photo essays will appear in abbreviated form in the (b&w) print publication, with complete (color and b&w) content featured online. Photo essay proposals should include five photographs and a 300 word description, with a 50-100 word author bio. We also encourage members to enter AAA's 2008 Fieldwork Photo Contest.

Guidelines for Death Notices

Timely reports in AN Death Notices serve an important function within the discipline, and for the anthropological community. These notices are designed to provide information for the record and, at a minimum, typically include: name, dates and places of birth and death, graduate and final affiliations, disposition of papers, accomplishments, major publications, and immediate survivors. Death Notices may be up to 500 words in length and should include a photograph of the deceased, if available. Please verify facts with the deceased’s family and department/workplace. Notices should be sent to Associate Managing Editor Dinah Winnick. Contributions will be edited for grammatical accuracy and length. Thank you sincerely for your help.



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