Method of peer review
for a detailed description please see Author Information
Keywords
Medieval Literature, Latin Literature, Manuscript Studies, Illuminated Manuscripts, Cultural History, Social History, Religious History, Hagiographies, Medieval Christian Literature
Scholarly studies and critical editions of texts relating to the European Middle Ages.
North American customers are advised to order from the Pontifical Institute of Mediaeval Studies.
Volumes 172 (De uiris illustribus), 174 (John Gower, Poems on Contemporary Events), and 180 (Anglicanus ortus) of the series are available in Europe from the Bodleian Library Publishing.
Internal Evaluation and Peer Review
When a complete manuscript is submitted, it is examined by members of the publications department and, where appropriate, by the relevant series editors. If the preliminary impression is favourable, the manuscript is sent to two independent external readers for appraisal.
No decision to publish can be made without the recommendation of the two readers or of any further readers the department may appoint. If the readers give only qualified approval, consideration for publication will go forward once the author has revised the work (or answered any objections).
The final decision to publish rests with the Institute’s Manuscript Review Committee, a group of senior scholars charged with maintaining the integrity of the PIMS imprint.
Please visit https://pims.ca/article/submitting-your-manuscript/ for more details.
