NMS welcomes submissions dealing with all aspects of the middle ages, from the Late Antique period to the Reformation. The main language of the journal is English, but work in French or German can also be accepted. Papers can be of any length between 4000 and 15000 words, inclusive of references, though occasionally longer pieces can be considered; papers consisting of or including editions of short texts are welcomed. Submissions are double-blind peer-reviewed. In preparing manuscripts for review, authors should avoid revealing their identity within their essays and should follow the MHRA Style Guide, available at http://www.mhra.org.uk/Publications/Books/StyleGuide/download.shtml .
Submissions should be sent to Dr Rob Lutton (Rob.Lutton.[at].nottingham.ac.uk), and Dr Natasha Hodgson (natasha.hodgson[at]ntu.ac.uk).
Each article is read double-blind by at least one, but normally by two external specialists chosen by the editors; in choosing readers the editors take the advice of members of the editorial board as appropriate. Articles may be read by members of the editorial board as well as by external specialists.
Editors
- Rob Lutton, Department of History, Nottingham
- Natasha Hodgson, Department of History, Nottingham Trent University
Editorial Board
- Nicola Royan, chair, School of English, Nottingham
- Christopher King, secretary, Department of Archaeology, Nottingham
- Ross Balzaretti, Department of History, Nottingham
- Helen Barr, University of Oxford
- Julia Barrow, University of Leeds
- Chris Callow, University of Birmingham
- Jayne Carroll, School of English, Nottingham
- Catherine Cubitt, University of York
- Peter Darby, Department of History, Nottingham
- Gwilym Dodd, Department of History, Nottingham
- Richard Goddard, Department of History, Nottingham
- Natasha Hodgson, editor, Nottingham Trent University
- Judith Jesch, School of English, Nottingham
- Mike Jones, School of English, Nottingham
- Richard Jones, University of Leicester
- Christina Lee, School of English, Nottingham
- Doug Lee, Department of Classics, Nottingham
- Christopher Loveluck, Department of Archaeology, Nottingham
- Rob Lutton, editor, Department of History, Nottingham
- Joanna Martin, School of English, Nottingham
- Gabriele Neher, Department of Art History, Nottingham
- Sarah Semple, Durham University
- Claire Taylor, Department of History, Nottingham
- Jan Vanderburie, University of Leicester
- Monica White, School of Cultures, Languages and Area Studies, Nottingham
- Emily Wingfield, University of Birmingham
- Simon Yarrow, University of Birmingham
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