Are you fascinated by rhetoric? Communication strategery? Do your friends and family wish you could be "less critical" and you're searching for an intellectual outlet? Harlot may be just the place for you.
We seek both academic and non-academic readers, and you need not have a background in rhetoric and communication studies to be part of the team. Harlot invites interested reviewers to join in the selection, assessment, revision, and publication of print, multimedia, and artistic works. Joining Harlot is an opportunity to shape the future of the publication and engage in the creative process with authors, designers, artists, and members of the team — all of whom are ridiculously cool.
To Apply
If you're interested in joining the Harlot Consortium, please email us at harlot.osu@gmail.com with responses to the following questions:
1. Why would you like to review for Harlot?
2. What experiences have prepared you to consider and evaluate such texts for publication?
3. Are you currently affiliated with an academic institution?
4. What are your areas of interest? What genres and/or topics are best suited to your tastes and abilities?
5. What are your time constraints (i.e., are you able to review one text per season)?
Upon Acceptance
If accepted as a reviewer, you will be featured on our Harlot Consortium page. You will be asked to supply an image, short biography or self-description, and (optional) an email address and/or personal URL.
Requirements
Beyond the duties of reviewing and responding to texts, reviewers should be amenable to email communication and learning how to traverse the inner workings of (the user-friendly and super awesome) Open Journal Systems (OJS) we have adopted from the open source community. Reviewers should also be open to being addressed in various forms of harlot, which we think is among the highest forms of compliment.
