JHM Information

“Modernismo” or Hispanic Modernism refers most accurately to an attitude or approach to life as much as to the art that came to dominate literature in Latin America and Spain at the end of the nineteenth and the beginning of the twentieth centuries.  “Modernismo” appeared as one manifestation of a much larger artistic revolution in the Western world, which produced not only different “modernisms,” but also schools and styles associated with all the variations of Symbolism and the “Art Nouveau.”

Circulation: On-line.
Frequency: Twice a year.
Languages: English, Spanish and Catalan.
Publication includes: Scholarly Articles on Latin American and Peninsular Spanish modernista literatures and cultures. Book Reviews.
Editorial style: Modern Language Association of America (MLA).
Submissions: Electronic submissions only, e-mail attachment, Word document.
For details on format:  Go to “Article Submissions”
Blind Submission and Evaluation Policy: Yes.
Copyright Holders: Journal (JHM) and original author.
Processing time: 3-6 months (submission-decision-publication).
Number of Readers Prior to Publication Decision: 3.