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We are delighted to say that we have reached our 20th edition with this issue of BST Journal. Our Autumn issue, although primarily dedicated to the DRHA (Digital Research in the Humanities and Arts) Conference held in Winchester in September of this year, also contains a selection of strong papers from our open call. We are maintaining our commitment to high quality interdisciplinary and occasionally provocative writings with an issue that contains 11 papers in total. These, together with contributions to our Perspectives and Performances sections, add up to a substantial body of work for our readers to engage with and consider. We will continue to support the same excellent standard of submissions which will remain relevant, reflective and topical in future issues. We always welcome feedback from our reader on the journal itself. Welcome to the BST 20. Enjoy! |
EDITORS SUE BROADHURST, Brunel University BARRY EDWARDS, Theatre Director SUB EDITOR IMOGENE NEWLAND EDITORIAL BOARD PAUL ALLAIN, University of Kent JOHANNES BIRRINGER, Brunel University CAROL BROWN, University of Auckland IAN BUCHANAN, University of Wollongong MARIA CHATZICHRISTODOULOU (aka MARIA X) - University of Hull ELENA COLOGNI, University of Cambridge JAMES G. R. CRONIN, University College Cork STEVE DIXON, LASALLE College of the Arts, Singapore EMMANOUIL KANELLOS, University of Greenwich PETRA KUPPERS, University of Michigan, US JO MACHON, University of Middlesex JOHN MATTIAS, University of Plymouth XAVIER MENDIK, Brighton University DANIEL PLOEGER, Royal Central School of Speech and Drama SITA POPAT, University of Leeds FRANZISKA SCHRODER, Queen's University Belfast STELARC, Curtin University, Western Australia OLU TAIWO, Univeristy of Winchester FIONA TEMPLETON, Brunel University TRACEY WARR, Oxford Brookes University WEBMASTER STEVEN SAMS COVER DESIGN BST Journal acknowledges financial support from the School of Arts Brunel University. An online search facility is available at EBSCO Publishing www.ebscohost.com. There is no subscription charge for online access to the journal. |