Submission Guidelines

Submissions may concern any subject, use any method, follow any citation style, and arrive at any length or stage of completion. The journal imposes no formatting template, disciplinary boundary, theoretical minimum, evidentiary threshold, deadline, or requirement that the argument resolve itself. Manuscripts may be polished articles, translations, notes, observations, fragments, failed conclusions, or documents whose genre has not yet been determined. Authors are encouraged—but not required—to include a title and the name under which they would like to be published. Files may be attached in any reasonably readable format. Every submission is reviewed by the editor and no one else; silence from independent experts should not be interpreted as approval, disapproval, or evidence that they were consulted.