1) Congratulations to Dan Malleck, our new editor in chief:

2) Not to give Dan competition, but this announcement just came across my desk, and may be of interest to list subscribers:

"For its fall 2005 issue, Proteus: A Journal of Ideas seeks essays, scholarly articles, poems, and photographs that examine the themes of pleasure and addiction (broadly construed) in a range of contexts and perspectives. Submissions are encouraged from every discipline, including literature, history, philosophy, sociology, psychology, the sciences, gender studies, and cultural studies. Our journal welcomes a wide variety of intrpretations and broad critical inquiries."

Deadline for Submission April 1
Publication Date October 2005

Manuscripts must be typed, double-spaced and should follow the Chicago text format when possible. Articles shold not exceed 5,000 words, with 3,000 or fewer preferred. Send five MS copies and stamped 9 x 12 envelope for return to: 

Proteus Managing Editor, Marcia Gibbs
1871 Old Main Drive, Old Main 302
Shippensburg University
Shippensburg PA 17257-2299
USA

David Courtwright

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The Social History of Alcohol and Drugs: An Interdisciplinary Journal
(SHAD) has a new editor in chief: Dan Malleck, Community Health
Sciences, Brock University, 500 Glenridge Ave., St. Catharines, Ontario
L2S 3A1, Canada; tel. 905 688-5550 ext 5108; email
[log in to unmask] or [log in to unmask]  Many ADHS members
know Dan as the co-organizer of the International Conference on Drugs
and Alcohol in History, held in May 2004 at Huron University College,
London, Ontario, Canada.

Dan Malleck and co-editors W. Scott Haine, Jon Miller, and Jim Mills
are currently at work on SHAD, volume 20 (2005) and volume 21 (2006).
They welcome submissions, preferably by email.

SHAD's volume 18 (nominally 2003) and volume 19 (nominally 2004) are
scheduled to go to the printer in January 2005.  David Fahey served as
interim editor in chief for these volumes.

SHAD is the successor to the Social History of Alcohol Review (SHAR).
The change in name occurred when the 25-year-old Alcohol and Temperance
History Group was reorganized as the Alcohol and Drugs History Society.
  Ian R. Tyrrell is ADHS president.