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215 Notes to Authors Québec Studies publishes articles dealing with all aspects of Québec and Francophone Canadian society and culture. The editors of Québec Studies welcome interpretive or theoretical essays, book reviews, and interviews in all fields of the humanities and social sciences. Interdisciplinary essays are particularly encouraged. Issues devoted in part to a single topic or major cultural figure will appear regularly. Articles may be in English or French. Submissions should be 20-25 pages in length, including endnotes, typed double-spaced. When submitting an essay, a separate page should include the manuscript title and the author's name and address. In order to assure anonymity during the review pro­ cess, the author's name should not appear on the manuscript. Submissions should be made electronically as an attachment since if the article is ac­ cepted an electronic copy will be required. Authors should use Microsoft Word or Word Perfect. Contributors to Québec Studies will also be asked to provide a short biographical note. A list of Works Cited (Ouvrages cités) should follow the article and endnotes, listing all works cited or explicitly referred to by the author. A Bibliography (Ouvrages consultés) of additional works consulted by the author may also follow, but these must be related directly to the article, and not of a general nature. Endnotes that merely identify the source of a citation are to be avoided, since such identification is to be done parenthetically in the main body of the text. Whether the essay is written in English or French, Québec Studies requires that commas and periods be inside quotation marks. Articles returned to contributors for revision will be accompanied by a Style Sheet. It is the responsibility of the contributor to adhere scrupulously to the Style Sheet when preparing a final version of the manuscript. Devia­ tions from this citational style should be restricted to patterns set forth in The Chicago Manual of Style. Manuscripts in the humanities should be addressed to the editor, Jane Moss, Duke University, 11 Coldstream Lane, Pinehurst, North Carolina 28374 (jmm91@duke.edu). Manuscripts in the social sciences should be sent to the associate editor, Kevin J. Christiano, University of Notre Dame, Department of Sociology, 810 Flanner Hall, Notre Dame, Indiana 465565611 (Kevin.J.Christiano.l@nd.edu). Advertising, requests for back issues, and subscription requests should be addressed to ACQS Secretariat, 154 College Avenue, Orono, ME 04473, acqs@maine.edu.