Kadynas
January 28th, 2009, 07:26 PM
Passing this on from here:
http://www.neosalexandria.org/hekate_devotional.htm
Subject: Hekate
Title (working) Lady of the Hounds
Submissions open: 1 Nov 2008
Submissions close: 30 May, 2009
Submissions accepted:
Prose, Poetry, Ritual...
This volume will seek to honour and explore the concept and person of Hekate, from earliest origins to the present day. There is a very great deal of information about Hekate available today –on the web, in various publications.
This volume does not seek to collate that information.
Rather, it seeks to bring something new to it.
To wit:
Sound, scholarly work on Hekate, as seen, understood and known by the Greeks.
Sound, scholarly work on Hekate in the present day, and all times in between.
Devotional work – prose and poetry.
Scholarly need not mean academic – it need not be festooned with footnotes (though these are welcomed). However, it does mean original (works which are not simply a rehash of a thousand self-referential web pages), it means based on sources that do not all rely each upon the other.
Nor does “scholarly” mean that personal view points are not welcome – scholars, too, have opinions and relationships with deity.
Submissions are welcomed from established authors and those who have never published before.
All submissions will be acknowledged. All submissions will be considered. Not all submissions may be published; editors may correspond with authors over submissions before final agreement is reached.
Length for articles: from 1500 to 3000 words (if longer or shorter, contact the editor).
Submissions should be sent by email only to: diotimasph@googlemail.com
http://www.neosalexandria.org/hekate_devotional.htm
Subject: Hekate
Title (working) Lady of the Hounds
Submissions open: 1 Nov 2008
Submissions close: 30 May, 2009
Submissions accepted:
Prose, Poetry, Ritual...
This volume will seek to honour and explore the concept and person of Hekate, from earliest origins to the present day. There is a very great deal of information about Hekate available today –on the web, in various publications.
This volume does not seek to collate that information.
Rather, it seeks to bring something new to it.
To wit:
Sound, scholarly work on Hekate, as seen, understood and known by the Greeks.
Sound, scholarly work on Hekate in the present day, and all times in between.
Devotional work – prose and poetry.
Scholarly need not mean academic – it need not be festooned with footnotes (though these are welcomed). However, it does mean original (works which are not simply a rehash of a thousand self-referential web pages), it means based on sources that do not all rely each upon the other.
Nor does “scholarly” mean that personal view points are not welcome – scholars, too, have opinions and relationships with deity.
Submissions are welcomed from established authors and those who have never published before.
All submissions will be acknowledged. All submissions will be considered. Not all submissions may be published; editors may correspond with authors over submissions before final agreement is reached.
Length for articles: from 1500 to 3000 words (if longer or shorter, contact the editor).
Submissions should be sent by email only to: diotimasph@googlemail.com