Southwest Popular/American Culture Association (SWPACA) Summer Salon

 

Thank you for joining McFarland at SWPACA Summer Salon.  Browse our books here, and learn more about book proposals and submitting your manuscript.  The coupon code for a 40% conference discount is salon24 and is good through August 22, 2024.


Becoming an Author
McFarland welcomes proposals for nonfiction manuscripts, including multicontributor manuscripts and edited collections of essays, on a wide range of subjects. Authors, volume editors, and the merely interested are invited to contact Layla Milholen at lmilholen@mcfarlandpub.com. McFarland will be happy to schedule Zoom meetings to discuss manuscript projects. For more information on becoming a McFarland author, visit our Author Resources webpage. Authors of academic works should also see our Frequently Asked Questions about peer review.


Becoming an External Reader
If you are interested in serving as an external reader, please email a current version of your CV and your area of expertise to peer_review@mcfarlandpub.com.


Adopting a Book for Your Course
The majority of our books have a preview enabled via Google Books (all front matter + 10% of the text).  To examine a prospective textbook in its entirety, contact us using this form.


Our Books
McFarland, a leading independent publisher of academic and general-interest nonfiction books, is perhaps best known for the serious treatment of popular culture. Founded in 1979, we are recognized among authors and readers as adventurous in range and a reliable source of worthy books that other publishers overlook. We have about 8000 unique works for sale and each year we publish about 300 new titles. Browse/scroll books about popular culture directly in our online shop. Browse ALL subject categories here. Particularly noteworthy subjects and series are listed and linked below. Receive a 40% conference discount with coupon code salon24.

Series:
The Comparative Drama Conference Series (Text & Presentation) Contributions to Southern Appalachian Studies | Contributions to Zombie Studies | The Cooperstown Symposium on Baseball and American CultureCritical Explorations in Science Fiction and Fantasy | Dogs in Our World | Ethics and CultureGreat Teams in Pro Football HistoryJoining the Military | McFarland Companions to Mystery Fiction | McFarland Companions to 19th Century Literature | McFarland Companions to Young Adult LiteratureMcFarland Health Topics | McFarland Historic Ballparks | The McFarland Historical Baseball LibraryMcFarland Literary Companions | Obituaries in the Performing ArtsStudies in Gaming | Studies in Heavy Metal Music & Culture | Worlds of Whedon

Interdisciplinary Studies
African American Studies | American Indian Studies | Appalachian Studies | Asian & Asian American Studies | Cannabis Studies | Death Studies | Death Studies (Cemeteries) | Death Studies (Executions) | Disability Studies | Food | Gender Studies | Jewish Studies | Latino & Latin American Studies | LGBTQ StudiesMedieval Studies | Middle East Studies | Victorian Studies | Women’s Studies

Genre
Adventure  | Comedy | Espionage | Horror  | Horror (Weird)  | Horror (Zombies)  | Mystery | RomanceSF & Fantasy | SF & Fantasy (Cyberpunk) | SF & Fantasy (Kaiju) | SF & Fantasy (Steampunk) | SF & Fantasy (Superheroes) | Western

Popular Culture & Performing Arts
Animation | Comics & Graphic Narratives | Dance | Film | Film Noir | Film (Silent) | Gaming | Music | Music (Country)Music (Opera) | Music (Rock) | Puppetry | Radio | Television | Television (Soap Operas) | Television (Reality) | Theatre

Literature
American |  British |  Classics | Comics & Graphic Narratives | Drama | Fairy Tales | Language | Mythology & Folklore | Poetry | YA & Children’s